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Use and Abuse of AI in Warfare, Human Development, and Social Justice - Softcover

 
9798369388679: Use and Abuse of AI in Warfare, Human Development, and Social Justice

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Artificial intelligence (AI) has various applications in warfare, human development, and social justice. AI enhances computational strategies, improves humanitarian efforts, and promotes equity in data driven policies. In military warfare, AI systems increase precision, however ethical accountability becomes a pressing issue. Regarding social justice, AI helps identify bias and promote fairness but can also reinforce discrimination if deployed irresponsibly. Further exploration of the dual nature of AI and its potential for both uses and abuse across these critical domains may highlight the need for responsible governance and ethical safeguards. Use and Abuse of AI in Warfare, Human Development, and Social Justice explores AI and its use in war and conflict, sociology, and politics. It examines the humanization of AI and its computerized systems for social development. This book covers topics such as artificial intelligence, eco-tourism, and sociology, and is a useful resource for academicians, researchers, government officials, sociologists, and policymakers.

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Ndwakhulu Tshishonga (PhD) is an Africanist academic and a research fellow within the School of Built Environment & Development Studies at the University of KwaZulu-Natal. He specialises in political economy, Community Development, Afrocentric-decolonized development and developmental state, traditional leadership, local economic development, Land and Land Reform, Cooperatives, local governance and citizenship and democracy, service delivery protests and social movements, sociology of youth and entrepreneurship, Indigenous Knowledge Systems, and African Politics and governance, public administration and Intergovernmental Relations. Over the past two decades, more than 70 scholarly papers and book chapters have been contributed to local and international journals, and books have been edited. His academic citizenship includes presenting at national and international conferences and engaging government departments in policy issues relating to governance, democracy, and professionalizing community development in South Africa. Since 2024, Ndwakhulu has been nominated as a Council of Higher Education (CHE) member responsible for the Bachelor of Community Development Standards in South Africa. In addition, he is a member of the UK-based Development Studies Association (M44098). He is also a Lead for Global Citizenship and Children's Rights Network (GLOCCRIN) and a Political Analyst on African and international Political Affairs.

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