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Vol. 4 No. 2 (2024)
The International "Journal of Academic Research for Humanities"

Research Articles

Adoption of AI in Warfare: Comparative Study of India and Pakistan

Published 18-05-2024

  • Shahbaz Shahzad
    • ,
  • Dr. Aamir Khan

Shahbaz Shahzad
PHD Scholar, Department of Political Science and IR, Qurtuba University of Science & Information Technology, Peshawar

Dr. Aamir Khan
Assistant professor, Department of Political Science and IR, Qurtuba University of Science & Information Technology, Peshawar

Abstract

  This study investigates how AI has impacted South Asian military strategy, concentrating on nuclear-armed India and Pakistan. The shift from deterrence to AI-driven military operations threatens regional security. The basic objectives of this study were: to explore the nature of arriving AI technology in the modern warfare domain and to assess the ongoing defense tendencies in terms of global alliances of India and Pakistan in the field of AI technology. These two countries have been engaging in realistic endeavors and with the militarization of AI, their relationships have deteriorated abruptly. A qualitative method was used to carry out this study in which Interviews with military personnel, policymakers, and other experts were used. It was concluded that it is important to recognize that each interview offers a distinct viewpoint on the role of artificial intelligence in modern warfare. The responses varied in terms of the amount of material provided, the focus on particular relationships, and the acknowledgement of geopolitical problems in the region; yet, there were common themes of global alliances in artificial intelligence. Every response contributed to the existing corpus of information regarding the intricate ramifications of integrating artificial intelligence into contemporary combat, by highlighting present technology advancements, ethical considerations, and possible hindrances. The influence of artificial intelligence on the military dynamics of India and Pakistan is a subject of intense debate, with conflicting opinions on the participation of foreign powers, ethical issues, and the national security of the area.

Keywords

Artificial Intelligence (AI),, Warfare,, India,, Pakistan, Conflicting, , Rift

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