Artificial Intelligence and Geopolitics Hitching the Disruptive Technology Cart to the Geopolitics Horse

Published on December 22, 2023

The nation-state appears as a blip on the historical horizon, a state form that emerged recently from under imperial skies and whose hold on the world’s political imagination may well prove partial or transitory.

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