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Artificial intelligence has established itself as a core strategic asset that goes beyond simple technological innovation to determine a nation's survival and security. Amid intensifying technological hegemony competition between the US and China, the US is strengthening its independent path combining security and supply chain control, while North Korea is also accelerating the automation of weapon systems and AI militarization by utilizing North Korea-Russia military cooperation and Chinese technology amidst sanctions. In the international community, regulatory vacuums are prolonging due to conflicting interests of major powers surrounding autonomous weapon norms. Amid this structural transition, South Korea must not get swept up in US-China-centric bloc logics, secure independent frontier model evaluation and breakout capabilities, and pursue a dual response strategy separating security-linked fields from commercial areas alongside multilateral normative cooperation.

  1. The U.S. Department of Defense's Adoption of AI for Missile and Space Threat Detection and the Structural Gap in the U.S.-China Military AI Competition / Inho Choi
  2. [10th EAI Academy] ⑦ The Military Use of AI and the AI-Nuclear Nexus / Kim Yang-gyu
  3. US-Russia Controversy over Joint Obstruction of AI Weapons System Regulation: Background and Implications / Inho Choi
  4. The Rise of US-China AI Arms Control Negotiation Discourse: Situation Analysis and Response Strategies / Chaesung Chun
  5. The Case of an Erroneous Military Order Against China from an AI Hallucination and South Korea’s Task of Building a Verification System / Inhwan Oh
  6. Loss-of-Control Incidents Involving AI Agents and the Regulatory Vacuum: A Middle Power Strategy Amid U.S.-China Competition / Inho Choi
  7. Singapore’s AI Cybersecurity Strategy Chooses Leveraging the 'Best Available Models' Over In-House Development / Inho Choi
  8. What Will SIF Change? America’s New AI Security Control Tower Born on Truth Social / Inhwan Oh
  9. Discussions on AI Human Control Statements and US-China AI Safety Cooperation Mechanisms / Chaesung Chun, Jieun Park
  10. Introduction / Kim Yanggyu, Sohn Yul, Chun Chaesung, Ha Youngsun
  11. [International Politics in the Age of AI] ① US AI Strategy and Prospects for Military Application / Koo Yeon Chung
  12. Anthropic's AI Misuse Report: An Analysis of AI Weaponization by State-Backed Actors / Inho Choi
  13. [International Politics in the Age of AI] ⑩ AI and International Political Economy / Jiyeon Song
  14. Why Autonomous Weapons Norms Stalled: The Point Where the United States and Russia Jointly Blocked Progress / Chaesung Chun, Jaehyun Im
  15. No Exceptions for Allies: A New Hierarchy Revealed by AI Access / Inho Choi