Vol. 33 No. 2 (2024): Malevolent creativity and civil security: The ambivalence of emergent technologies

Published: 2024-06-28

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Editorial

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  Mahmud Farooque

  3

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TA Focus

• TA Focus 33/2 (2024): News for the TA community

  Jonas Moosmüller, Christoph Kehl

  6-7

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Special topic

• New and emerging perspectives for technology assessment: Malevolent creativity and civil security

  Alexandros Gazos, Octavia Madeira, Georg Plattner, Tim Röller, Christian Büscher

  9-15

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• TA for human security: Aligning security cultures with human security in AI innovation

  Tanja Sinozic-Martinez, Jutta Jahnel

  16-21

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• The paradox of progress: How ‘disruptive,’ ‘dual-use,’ ‘democratized,’ and ‘diffused’ technologies shape terrorist innovation

  Don Rassler, Yannick Veilleux-Lepage

  22-28

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• Misuse of large language models: Exploiting weaknesses for target-specific outputs

  Dennis Klinkhammer

  29-34

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• The commission of crimes using autonomous weapon systems: Issues of causation and attribution

  Vasilios Tzoufis, Nikolaos Petropoulos

  35-41

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• Perception of the risks inherent in new AI technologies

  Petr Machleidt, Jitka Mráčková, Karel Mráček

  42-48

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• Use case generation, variation, and anticipation in innovation projects: Analysis of current industry practices based on interviews with international innovation experts

  Niklas Hermann Henke

  49-54

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Special topic [all articles]

• Malevolent creativity and civil security: The ambivalence of emergent technologies

  Alexandros Gazos, Octavia Madeira, Georg Plattner, Tim Röller, Christian Büscher (Special topic editors)

  8-54

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Research

• ELSI researchers for technical innovations in care: Perspectives between critical distance and application-related influence

  Daniel Peter Beume, Hironori Matsuzaki, Isabel Schön, Sven Ziegler, Luisa Häfner, Mareike Tabea Jansen

  55-61

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Interview

• How can we shape immersive digital worlds democratically?: Interview with Matthias Quent

  Matthias Quent, Georg Plattner

  62-65

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Reflections

• Book review: Luks, Fred (2023): Ökonomie der Großzügigkeit. Wie Gesellschaften zukunftsfähig werden

  Felix Wagner

  66-67

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• Book review: Vetter, Andrea (2023): Konviviale Technik. Empirische Technikethik für eine Postwachstumsgesellschaft

  Karen Kastenhofer

  68-69

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• Book review: Tuschling, Anna et al. (2024): ChatGPT und andere ‚Quatschmaschinen‘. Gespräche mit Künstlicher Intelligenz

  Wolfgang Eppler

  70-71

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• Book review: Gärditz, Klaus Ferdinand (2023): Hoflieferanten. Wie sich Politik der Wissenschaft bedient und selbst daran zerbricht

  Jessica Nuske

  72-73

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• Meeting report: „Living Techno-Natures: Biohybrid Objects, Life, and Technology“. Symposium, 2024, Frankfurt a. M., DE

  Nabila Sayah, Josef Barla, Marco Tamborini

  74-75

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News from the editorial office

• TATuPDates 33/2 (2024): News from the editorial office

  TATuP editorial office

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