25. July 2021

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European Border and Coast Guard (FRONTEX) agents meet with Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz in Malta on March 24, 2017. Photo credit: Dragan Tatic/Austrian Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs via Flickr, CC BY 2.0

Editor’s Note: The impact of artificial intelligence on security policy has many dimensions, and one of the most important will be how it shapes deterrence. Artificial intelligence complexifies many of the components of successful deterrence, such as communicating a threat clearly and being prepared for adversary adaptation. Alex Wilner, Casey Babb and Jessica Davis of Carleton University unpack the relationship between artificial intelligence and deterrence, explaining some of the likely challenges and offering suggestions for how to improve deterrence.

Daniel Byman

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Analysts and policymakers alike believe artificial intelligence (AI) may fundamentally reshape security. It is now vital to unde

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