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Les implications de l'IA pour la politique et les programmes de défense chimique, biologique, radiologique et nucléaire
Artificial intelligence is reshaping chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear deterrence, posing new risks and opportunities. This paper outlines a roadmap to guide research and policy on challenges amid rising global technological rivalry
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RAND Corporation (United States) | Apr 16, 2026
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While AI offers new tools for defense, we must prioritize ethical guidelines to prevent misuse and unintended consequences in CBRN contexts.
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Investing in AI for CBRN defense is essential to maintain technological superiority and deter adversaries in an increasingly competitive global landscape.
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AI-enhanced detection systems for chemical and biological threats can significantly improve national security and response times.
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Relying on AI for decision-making in CBRN scenarios could lead to catastrophic errors, highlighting the need for human oversight.
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The integration of AI in nuclear defense may escalate arms races, leading to greater global instability and increased risk of conflict.
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