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DESCRIPTION:Militaries increasingly utilise AI technologies (AIT) for deci
 sion support and combat operations. These developments point in the direc
 tion of a potential comprehensive integration of AIT into military decisi
 on-making processes. This makes it likely for such processes to be charac
 terised by many situations of human-machine interaction\, often described
  by militaries as human-machine teaming. Practices of human-machine inter
 action have the potential to profoundly alter the quality of human agency
 \, understood as the ability to make choices and act\, in warfare. Specif
 ically\, these practices shape forms of distributed agency in between hum
 ans and AIT. Current (Western) military thinking underestimates the [i]co
 mprehensive[/i] significance of human-AIT interaction patterns – and how 
 these shape human decision-making spaces and the exercise of human agency
 .\n\nSuch thinking takes human personnel and AIT as distinct\, fundamenta
 lly complementary entities. In other words\, human-AIT teaming allows mil
 itaries to benefit from the ‘best of both worlds’. But making decisions w
 ith AIT shapes and affects human decision-making spaces in both intention
 al and non-intentional ways. It follows that instances of human-AIT inter
 action can be associated with advantageous but also adverse consequences 
 for the exercise of human agency. Distributed agency therefore needs to b
 e recognised as raising foundational operational\, ethical-normative\, an
 d legal challenges.\n\n[b]About Ingvild Bode[/b]\nIngvild Bode is Profess
 or of International Politics at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU).
  She is also Director of the Center for War Studies at SDU. Ingvild is th
 e Principal Investigator of two large externally funded research projects
 : the [u][url=https://www.autonorms.eu/]AutoNorms project (funded by the 
 European Research Council)[/url][/u] investigating how practices related 
 to autonomous weapon systems change international norms\, and the [u][url
 =https://dff.dk/en/apply/supported-research/research-leaders/research-lea
 der-2023/ingvild-berta-ina-bode]HuMach project (funded by the Independent
  Research Fund Denmark)[/url][/u] that examines how interacting with AI t
 echnologies changes the exercise of human agency in warfare. Ingvild is a
 n expert member of the [url=https://hcss.nl/gcreaim-commissioners/]Global
  Commission on Responsible AI in the Military Domain (GC REAIM)[/url]. Pr
 eviously\, Ingvild served as Chair of the [url=https://www.bing.com/ck/a?
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 y9pZWVleHBsb3JlLmllZWUub3JnL2RvY3VtZW50LzEwNzA3MTM5&ntb=1]IEEE Research G
 roup on Issues of AI and Autonomy for Defense Systems[/url]. Ingvild’s re
 search focuses on processes of normative and policy change\, especially w
 ith regard to the use of force and AI governance. Her work has been publi
 shed with the [i]European Journal of International Relations\, Ethics and
  Information Technology\, Review of International Studies\, Global Studie
 s Quarterly[/i]\,[i] [/i]and other journals. Ingvild’s most recent book e
 ntitled [i][u][url=https://www.mqup.ca/autonomous-weapons-systems-and-int
 ernational-norms-products-9780228008095.php]Autonomous Weapons and Intern
 ational Norms[/url][/u][/i] (co-authored with Hendrik Huelss) was publish
 ed by McGill-Queen’s University Press in 2022. \n\n[b]Venue[/b]\nThe DIAS
  Auditorium\, SDU Campus Odense\n\n[i]This event is open for all. No regi
 stration needed.[/i]
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SUMMARY:DIAS Event: Human-Machine Interaction and the Exercise of Human Ag
 ency in the Military Domain by Ingvild Bode
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