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Przegląd Europejski – European Studies Quarterly

Wojna botów: media społecznościowe i sztuczna inteligencja – międzynarodowy atak cybernetyczny

2021, 2021, Numer 4

Jasper Schellekens

0000-0002-7351-0090

University of Malta (Msida, Malta)

DOI

10.31338/1641-2478pe.4.21.10

Data publikacji

09.12.2021

Model publikowania

open access

Rodzaj licencji

CC BY 4.0 Int.

Dziedzina

Dziedzina nauk społecznych

Dyscyplina

stosunki międzynarodowe, ekonomia i finanse, nauki o komunikacji społecznej i mediach, nauki o polityce i administracji, nauki o zarządzaniu i jakości, nauki prawne, nauki socjologiczne

Język publikacji

Angielski, Polski

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Abstrakt

Możliwość przeprowadzania ataków na infrastrukturę krytyczną państw skłoniła do ponownej oceny ius ad bellum w cyberprzestrzeni oraz opracowania podręcznika (ang. Tallinn Manual) na polecenie Centrum Doskonalenia Cyberobrony NATO. Sztuczna inteligencja w połączeniu z wykorzystaniem platform mediów społecznościowych, które mają dostęp do dużej liczby odbiorców, otworzyły nową drogę dynamiki międzynarodowej, stwarzając potencjalne zagrożenie dla niezależności politycznej państw. Niniejszy artykuł dokonuje analogii w stosowaniu algorytmicznego kierowania kampaniami dezinformacyjnymi i influencerskimi oraz ataków cybernetycznych. Analizuje role różnych aktorów w sferze międzynarodowej w celu zrozumienia, do czego, jeśli w ogóle, mogą zobowiązać się narody w imię przeciwdziałania tym zagrożeniom dla ich niezależności politycznej na mocy prawa międzynarodowego.

Słowa kluczowe:

wojna informacyjna,użycie siły,sztuczna inteligencja,prawo międzynarodowe,media społecznościowe,algorytmiczne kierowanie kampaniami dezinformacyjnymi,kampanie influencerskie,ataki cybernetyczne.

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