Certificate course
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Artificial Intelligence, National Security and Warfare:
Fundamentals and Interdependencies

Course Overview

“Artificial Intelligence, National Security, and Warfare: Fundamentals and Interdependences” is a part of the umbrella certificate course “Artificial Intelligence, National Security, and Warfare”. This course provides a theoretical part about the importance and interdependence of Artificial Intelligence, national security, and warfare, as well as practical information about evolving methods of warfare and influence in the frame of changing world order. Artificial Intelligence is a fast-moving field that has utility for national security actors, whether in the policy-making communities or intelligence agencies.   According to this course, deliverables will be provided concerning mankind’s history of warfare as one of the sources of inventions and its influence on technological progress as well as contemporary methods of warfare. Current local war conflicts elaborate hybrid methods, including using Artificial Intelligence in warfare.

 

Why Certificate Course

Artificial Intelligence is expected to transform all sectors of society. If you are fascinated as to how Artificial Intelligence shape national security, then this Certificate Course is an ideal one for you. In the last two decades of the twenty first century, the world order has gone through a drastic change: politically, socially, technologically, and culturally. How have these changes affected the nature of national security and warfare? The modules of this course are designed to examine the contemporary conflicts and how shifting of the balance of power due to use of Artificial Intelligence. Students would, thus, be empowered with critical thinking to analyze the contemporary use of Artificial Intelligence in the domain of National Security. The students would also get acquainted with the Western concepts of latent influence, informatization and hybridization of wars. They would finally be able to comprehend the goals of national security and its importance in the constantly changing world order

Delivery method

The course will be entirely online and will be delivered through a combination of lectures, case studies, group discussions, and practical exercises. Participants will also will have access to online resources, recorded lectures, reading materials, and expert insights to deepen their understanding of the subject matter. The highly interactive sessions aim to give participants a comprehensive understanding of each topic.

Eligibility

The cohort would comprise of 200 fellows. We accept students from an array of academic backgrounds and strive to provide a comprehensive programme that accommodates students with different degrees of experience and background knowledge. Our ideal candidates will have earned an undergraduate degree already or be enrolled in one right now.

Structure

The course is designed to span six weeks, requiring a total commitment of approximately five hours per week. Participants will attend five classes per week, scheduled from Monday to Friday. The certification course classes are scheduled from 7:00 to 8:00 PM. To successfully complete the course, participants must complete six modules, each taught by a different instructor. Course Duration: March 3, 2025 – April 11, 2025

Target Audience:

  • Researchers, Scholars, and Students – Those exploring AI applications in security, including postgraduate students and early-career researchers.
  • Computer Science & Engineering Students (B.Tech, M.Tech, PhD) – Students specializing in AI, cybersecurity, data science, and related fields.
  • Political Science & International Relations Students – Students interested in AI’s impact on geopolitics, diplomacy, and security studies.
  • Policymakers and Government Officials – Diplomats, bureaucrats, and officials engaged in defense, cybersecurity, and national security.
  • Academicians and Journalists – University faculty, independent scholars, and media professionals covering AI, defense, and security issues.
  • Military and Defense Personnel – Armed forces officers, strategic planners, and professionals working on AI applications in defense.
  • Intelligence and Security Professionals – Analysts, cybersecurity experts, and professionals involved in national and international security operations.

Course objectives

  • Gain insights into the fundamental concepts and applications of artificial intelligence in national security and warfare.
  • Explore the evolution of AI-driven autonomous systems, cyber defenses, and weapon platforms in modern military operations.
  • The ability to evaluate the extent of Artificial Intelligence in expanding the national power of individual state as well as the features of international system
  • Understand the shifting of Balance of Power with the use of AI
  • Examine the ethical dilemmas, legal considerations, and societal implications associated with the use of AI in warfare.

Certification

Upon successful completion of the course modules, the participants will be expected to submit an assignment. On submission, they would receive a certificate of achievement, acknowledging their proficiency in understanding the interdependencies between AI, national security, and warfare.

Artificial Intelligence, National Security, and Warfare: Fundamentals and Interdependences
Module 1 Warfare in mankind’s history and the fundamental concept of Artificial Intelligence Week 1
Module 2 Implications of AI technologies for national security activities, including strategy formulation, military tactics and intelligence gathering Week 2
Module 3 AI, Machine Learning, ChatGPT, and Data Science, and its impact on National Security Week 3
Module 4 Artificial Intelligence and Shifting the Balance of Power Week 4
Module 5 Weaponization of Emerging Technologies and ethics of AI in national security affairs. Week 5
Module 6 Contemporary methods of warfare: hybridization and informatization Week 6

Program Advisors

shalendra

Prof. (Dr). Shalendra D. Sharma

Associate Vice President and Lee Sahu Kee Foundation Chair Professor of Political Science, Lingnan University, Hong Kong.

Dr. Kirill Sablin

Research Fellow at Russian State Institute of Performing Arts, Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Teddy

Prof. Dr. Teddy Mantoro

Director of School of Computer Science, Nusa Putra University, West Java, Indonesia.

Course Fees

The total course fee would be 1000 INR

Queries

Email Id: forumforglobalstudies@gmail.com
Phone No.: +91-8527810576

Our Experts

Maj Gen Sanjay Soi

Advisor to Forum for Global Studies, New Delhi

Dr-Devesh

Air Vice Marshall Dr. Devesh Vatsa

Advisor to Data Security council of India (DSCI), New Delhi

Dr. Arthit Thongin

Assistant Professor, Sukhothai Thammathirat University, Thailand

Gusti Aju Devwi

Founder of ISOG and AI Specialist, Jakarta, Indonesia

Air Marshall Anil Khosla

Former Vice Chief of Air Staff of the Indian Air Force

Gitanjali Sinha Roy

Assistant Professor, Jindal School of International Affairs, O.P. Jindal Global University

Our knowledge Partners

CYBER PEACE FOUNDATION, NEW DELHI

GEBRIC, [UNIVERSITY OF SAO PAULO], BRAZIL

University of Tyumen Russia

UNIVERSITY OF TYUMEN, RUSSIA

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