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This article argues that military AI adoption follows fundamentally different dynamics than civilian AI deployment—characterized by strategic competition, externalized failure costs, and top-down acceleration mandates—making it an 'abnormal technology' that requires distinct governance approaches rather than being treated as a gradual, market-driven innovation.
military-ai
ai-governance
autonomous-weapons
strategic-competition
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ai-deployment
policy-analysis
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Anthropic
Claude
Pentagon
Arvind Narayanan
Sayash Kapoor
Israel
Hamas
Sudan
United States
China
Iran
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
CDAO
Google
OpenAI
xAI
Lavender
Habsora
Israeli Defense Forces