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Om Parkash

Om Parkash is an undergraduate student of International Relations at the National University of Modern Languages (NUML), Islamabad. His areas of interest include emerging technologies, arms control, non-traditional security threats, major power dynamics, and South Asian politics. With a keen analytical mindset, Om explores the intersection of technology and security, focusing on how evolving global trends shape regional and international power structures.
AI and LAWs are changing the rules of engagement. How will this impact regional stability, security, and the balance of power? [Image via Foreign Policy]
Defence & Strategy
Om Parkash

AI and LAWS in Warfare: The Tech That Could Tip South Asia’s Power Scale

AI and LAWs are changing the rules of engagement. How will this impact regional stability, security, and the balance of power?

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