Singularity Terrorism: Military Meta-Strategy in Response to Terror and Technology
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This paper examines the responses to advanced and transformative technologies in military literature, attenuates the conclusions of earlier work suggesting that there is an “ignorance of transhumanism” in the military, and updates the current layout of transhuman concerns in military thought. The military is not ignorant of transhuman issues and implications, though there was evidence for this in the past; militaries and non-state actors (including terrorists) increasingly use disruptive technologies with what we may call transhuman provenance.
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Singularity Terrorism: Military Meta-Strategy in Response to Terror and Technology. (2013). Journal of Ethics and Emerging Technologies, 23(1), 14-18. https://doi.org/10.55613/jeet.v23i1.2
