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The implications of the AI boom for nonstate armed actors
January 20, 2024
- Generative AI tools could enhance disinformation, recruitment, and intelligence efforts by producing convincing fake content, as well as cybercrimes like extortion and cyber-espionage.
- Predictive AI could be used to optimize weaponry and personnel deployment, reducing tactical advantages of state actors.
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The generative world order: AI, geopolitics, and power
January 14, 2024
- Goldman Sachs Global Institute estimates AI could contribute 1.5% to annual productivity growth over a ten-year period, lifting global GDP by nearly $7 trillion.
- U.S. and China are top AI competitors, but geopolitical swing states like India, Japan, Israel, UAE, and South Korea can form "innovation blocs" and cooperate with each other.
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