Research Assistant
Shah Muhammad is a Research Assistant at the Centre for Aerospace & Security Studies (CASS), Islamabad. He is a Gold Medallist in MPhil Peace and Conflict Studies from the National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), Islamabad. His research interests include emerging technologies, national security, defence modernisation and global governance.
Previously, he completed a research fellowship with Hanns Seidel Foundation (HSF). Shah Muhammad is also member of a global policy network ‘Future Leaders Connect’ (FLC), jointly hosted by British Council and Cambridge University.
Some have called me unconstitutional because I am not a human being,’ the AI minister asserted while taking oath, ‘Let me remind you, the real danger to constitutions has never been the machines but the inhumane decision of those in power.’
Imagine a future warfare scenario where the two adversaries launch jets and high-altitude drones against each other’s military targets.
Travelling to the avenue, the world leaders and official dignitaries passed lanes decorated with banners that read ‘Meet in Tianjin for Win-Win Cooperation
When technological determinism intersects with realpolitik, Cold War-era modalities of power projection are replaced by a new foundation of dominance
While legacy systems remain central to military planning, data has increasingly become the critical determinant in
Download PDF Keywords: Digital Divide, Digital Colonialism, Dependency, Institutionalism, Industry 4.0 Source: Shah Muhammad,“Navigating the Global Digital Divide: Challenges and Policy Approaches”,CASS Working Paper Series
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