New Technologies, New Threats: Rethinking The Human Future
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conventional security, geopolitical, future of Humanity, Human security, New Technologies, Security challengesAbstract
The rapid development of new technologies has brought about previously unheard-of dangers, changing conventional notions of security and necessitating a reassessment of the future of humanity. By arguing that protecting human rights, dignity, and well-being must continue to be at the core of any response to technological disruption, this article highlights the importance of human security in this changing environment. It explores how the convergence of new technologies ranging from artificial intelligence to cyber capabilities has given rise to novel challenges that transcend borders and institutions. These threats are especially serious for developing nations like Pakistan in a volatile geopolitical environment, necessitating quick, context-specific responses. This study offers practical, flexible, and cooperative solutions for policymakers and defence planners while critically analyzing the risks posed by technology in the modern world, with an emphasis on Pakistan's opportunities and vulnerabilities. It underscores the imperative of rethinking security frameworks to ensure that technological progress does not outpace the mechanisms designed to protect people from its unintended consequences.
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