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Strong Artificial Intelligence: The Future of War and the Arrival of Techno-Eschatology

Aug 2026 · 0 citations

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This article presents several new concepts including "techno-eschatology" as a necessary and new war philosophy that addresses how artificial general intelligence (AGI) cannot be contained or managed using conventional strategic or military frameworks.

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