AI and International Policy Management
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: International policy management is one of the most important and complex issues in the modern global world. Its goal is to ensure security and stability between countries. The aspects and outcomes of international policy management are mainly related to achieving this goal and its effective implementation. Among the many challenges facing international policy management, one of the most important is technological progress, such as cybersecurity and artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence poses new problems for countries, which is why they need to cooperate with each other to manage these new technologies and prevent their misuse. For centuries, technologies have transformed societies and economies, and this, in turn, has determined the military balance of power. For example, the US already knows that artificial intelligence determines geopolitical power. As you know, back in 2018, the US Congress noted that AI will be used in the pursuit of power. Given that AI systems have access to specific (public) data, there is concern that they could reinforce existing discrimination and biases towards specific countries or situations. It should be noted that AI is not immune to cyberattacks, so there is a risk that it could be hacked and manipulated to cause harm. This is particularly worrisome in international relations, as it poses a threat to sensitive information and critical infrastructure. Finally, it should be noted that the potential of artificial intelligence is multifaceted and includes such important areas as security (for example, to control border crossings, monitor the movement of military forces, and identify potential threats), trade (to analyze trade data and identify possible electronic trade opportunities between countries), and humanitarian (to eliminate areas damaged by natural disasters, conflict zones, or other levels of crises). Keywords: international politics, management, AI system, artificial intelligence, security.
Source: Economics
Institution: Akaki Tsereteli State University
Language: English
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W4411414509