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PeaceTech Magazine — Issue 1 Inaugural Edition
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The Hidden Cost of Seeking Constant Approval
Why Trying to Please Everyone Can Slowly Steal Your Happiness. Have you ever felt disappointed when someone did not appreciate your efforts? Have you ever posted something on social media and kept checking how many likes or comments it received? Have you ever changed your opinion simply because you were afraid others might disagree with you?
The Transformation Imperative
Conflict, Consciousness and the Future of Human Civilization. A PeaceTech Flagship Article. "Technology has transformed how we communicate. It is now time to transform why we communicate." Humanity has entered an age where technological progress has outpaced psychological evolution.
Raising Gen Z & Gen Alpha in the Digital Era
Bridging the Generation Gap with Emotional Intelligence, Technology, and Human Values. By PeaceTech Editorial Team. "Children today don't need perfect parents. They need emotionally resilient parents who can guide them through a rapidly changing world."
The Future of Environmental Peace and Conflict Research
Interest in the intersections of environmental issues, peace and conflict has surged in recent years. Research on the topic has developed along separate research streams, which broadened the knowledge base considerably, but hardly interact across disciplinary, methodological, epistemological and ontological silos. Our forum addresses this gap by bringing into conversation six research streams on the environment, peace and conflict: environmental change and human security, climate change and armed conflict, environmental peacebuilding, political ecology, securitisation of the environment, and decolonizing environmental security. For each research stream, we outline core findings, potentials for mutual enrichment with other streams, and prospects for future research.
Digital mind and human consciousness: integration of digital technology in shaping learning experiences
Introduction. As education evolves in the digital age, integrating technology into teaching and learning has become pivotal. This digital transformation carries profound implications for youth experiences and cognition warranting extensive research. This study aimed to elucidate the impact of embedded digital technologies and online tools on learning experiences and consciousness among Kazakhstani and Turkish youth. Specifically, it sought to examine the relationship between key variables and interpret the findings through robust philosophical frameworks spanning critical theory to pragmatism. Study participants and methods.
Artificial Intelligence, Warfare, and the Transformation of Global Security
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into military and security domains represents one of the most consequential transformations in the character of contemporary warfare with significant import in the transformation of global security. This paper critically examined AI's impact on global security and conflict resolution, interrogating both its operational efficiencies and its systemic risks to international order. AI-enabled technologies, including autonomous weapons systems, predictive analytics, and cyber-defence algorithms, are fundamentally reconfiguring the dynamics of deterrence, escalation, and peacekeeping.
AI and Global Security: Navigating the Risks and Opportunities
In the ever-evolving landscape of global security, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force, offering unprecedented opportunities and challenges. This research article delves into the intricate interplay between AI and global security, aiming to navigate the risks and seize the opportunities presented by this disruptive technology. The article presents a comprehensive examination of AI applications in the security domain, analyzing existing research, and presenting case studies to elucidate both the positive and negative impacts.
AI-Enabled Cyber Warfare: The Future of Cyber Conflicts
As the world becomes increasingly dependent on technology, cyber warfare is emerging as a critical issue. Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to play a significant role in cyber conflicts of the future. AI-enabled cyber warfare is becoming a reality, with governments and other organizations developing and deploying AI-based tools for both defensive and offensive purposes. This paper examines the potential impact of AI on cyber warfare, including the ways in which AI can be used to enhance cyber attacks and defences, the ethical and legal considerations surrounding the use of AI in warfare, and the potential implications for international relations and national security. The paper also discusses the need for greater international cooperation and coordination to prevent AI-enabled cyber warfare from escalating into full-scale conflicts.
Researchers Evaluated Threats of the Malicious Use of Artificial Intelligence
The capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI) are growing at an unprecedented rate. They have a powerful transformative potential for various spheres of human life, especially for the global economy. At the same time, new technologies, including AI, already pose a challenge to the area of international psychological security (IPS).
General Content and Possible Threat Classifications of the Malicious Use of Artificial Intelligence to Psychological Security
This chapter focuses on the challenges of defining the malicious use of artificial intelligence (AI) and the possible threat classification levels for psychological security. The chapter also defines the individual, group, national, and international psychological security domain and describes possible malicious use of AI classifications based on degree of damage, speed, and forms of propagation, among other criteria. The goal of the malicious use of AI in the context of psychological warfare is defined as gaining an advantage from new opportunities to influence individual and public consciousness.
Weaponising the mind AI, cyberspace and the future of psychological operations
Psychological operations have historically played a decisive role in shaping the outcome of conflicts, leveraging media and ideology to influence minds rather than battlefields. As warfare transitions into a multidomain environment, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as both a catalyst and a complicating factor in modern influence strategies. This paper traces the evolution of psychological warfare from World War II (WWII) to present-day disinformation campaigns, highlighting how adversaries exploit democratic transparency to undermine public trust. Drawing upon historical case studies and recent developments – including election interference, deepfake technologies and AI-enhanced sentiment analysis – the research demonstrates how AI-driven psychological operations now operate across physical, digital and emotional boundaries.
The Evolution of Disinformation from Fake News Propaganda to AI-driven Narratives as Deepfake
Article Info Background: Disinformation has undergone significant transformations over the past few decades, evolving from relatively simple text-based fake news articles to highly sophisticate AI-driven content such as deepfakes and other forms of manipulated media. Aims: This paper traces the historical development of Disinformation, its increasing reliance on Artificial Intelligence (AI), and the potential future trajectories of disinformation as AI technologies advance Methodology.
Digital Online Culture, Identity, and Schooling in the Twenty-First Century
Edited by Kenneth J. Saltman New Frontiers focuses on both topical educational issues and highly original works of educational policy and theory that are critical, publicly engaged, and interdisciplinary, drawing on contemporary philosophy and social theory. The books in the series aim to push the bounds of academic and public educational discourse while remaining largely accessible to an educated reading public. New Frontiers aims to contribute to thinking beyond the increasingly unified view of public education for narrow economic ends (economic mobility for the individual and global economic competition for the society) and in terms of efficacious delivery of education as akin to a consumable commodity.
How Artificial Intelligence (AI) can Generate Delusion and Misinformation In the Mass Social Media
This study examines how Artificial Intelligence (AI) contributes to the generation and amplification of delusion and misinformation on mass social media platforms. AI-driven recommendation systems prioritize emotionally charged and polarizing content, increasing user exposure to misleading narratives. Advanced generative models, including deepfakes and synthetic text, enable the creation of highly realistic false information that distorts perception and weakens users' ability to distinguish fact from fabrication. Automated AI agents and bot networks further accelerate the spread of misinformation, creating the illusion of consensus and reinforcing cognitive biases. Personalized content filters intensify echo chambers, causing users to internalize distorted realities.
The News Story: Looking at correlation between Generative AI & Misinformation & Disinformation
The rise of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) has significantly influenced the landscape of misinformation and disinformation, amplifying the spread of fake news and challenging traditional fact-checking mechanisms. This study examines the correlation between GenAI and the proliferation of false information, distinguishing between misinformation (unintentional falsehoods) and disinformation (deliberate deception). Utilizing quantitative approach, an online survey using google form was carried out, responses were received from 50 respondents. The research examines how people perceive AI-generated misinformation, its ethical concerns, and the effectiveness of current solutions.