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    The dangers of artificial intelligence to Iraqi national security

    READ IN: عربي

    Zeina Malik Araibi – Researcher

    Introduction

    The international community is on the cusp of a paradigm shift like national security threats, and a major change that represents a historic turn in the nature of security, as a result of the technological developments and innovations achieved by the Fourth Industrial Revolution, which is expected to serve as a window that enhances the push for a behavior generation digital revolution, the most prominent features of which will be unbridled speed, accuracy and efficiency in carrying out traditional tasks, which will strongly affect the patterns of globalization, production systems, markets and societies, as a result of the wide spread of technology and its ability to penetrate borders, which will make the gap between developed and developing countries. The development of artificial intelligence in terms of the global economic and security environment may result in its penetration of business As the gap and conflict between countries grow, and as robotics, the Internet of Things, autonomous vehicles, nanotechnologies, biotechnology, materials science, and computing continue to grow, what has been a fantasy; we can honestly say that the next revolution marks the beginning of a new chapter in human history.

    The research attempts to address a problem by answering the following question “How can the development of artificial intelligence give rise to serious threats to Iraqi national security?”

    This research assumes that artificial intelligence technologies can be used to be high-tech tools that threaten Iraqi national security as a result of the significant weakness experienced by Iraq in the field of artificial intelligence technology.

    In this research, we will touch on

    First: The concept of artificial intelligence and its types

    Second: Iraq in the government readiness index for artificial intelligence and the innovation index

    Third: The potential risks of artificial intelligence to Iraqi national security

    Fourth: The Conclusion

    Fifth: A national strategy proposal for artificial intelligence