Tracing the evolution of military innovation from the industrial revolution to the present, ""Modern Warfare"" examines the social and political factors driving technological advancements in the military. It argues that drones, AI, and advanced weaponry represent a fundamental shift in conflict, necessitating a re-evaluation of military doctrines and ethical frameworks.
Beginning with core concepts and a historical overview, it progresses through the impact of drones, ethical considerations of autonomous weapons, and future implications, providing recommendations for policymakers and military leaders. This book stands out by combining military history with technological assessments and ethical considerations, providing a comprehensive understanding of modern warfare.
It is designed for military professionals, policymakers, academics, and anyone keen to understand the future of armed conflict. By presenting a balanced perspective on the benefits and risks, it fosters a more informed dialogue about AI in military applications, drone technology, and the ethical challenges of warfare.