Artificial Intelligence, Media and International Security

Cham : Springer, 2025.

Under the general editorship: F. Roumate, A. La Rosa

This edited volume explores the complex relationship between AI, media and international security, focusing on key criteria. First, identifying AI applications like automated content and deepfakes. Second, evaluating security risks, including AI-driven information and psychological warfare, while considering geopolitical factors in a shifting global landscape. Written by a collection of international experts across diverse disciplines and regions in the world, the chapters take a multidimensional perspective to provide a holistic understanding of the various implications of the use of AI in media.

This volume contributes to research on AI's intersection with media and international security, examining AI's implications, challenges, and malicious uses. It also explores media diplomacy's role in navigating shifts in global power dynamics. Bridging political science, international relations, security studies, journalism, and communications, this book will benefit researchers and students across these fields.

Chapters

Artificial Intelligence and Media Communications in Russia

Davydov S. G., Krasheninnikova M., Lukina M. et al., , in: Artificial Intelligence, Media and International Security.: Cham: Springer, 2025. Ch. 9 P. 135–149.

Added: July 27, 2025

Keywords: секьюритизация, журналистика, искусственный интеллект, автоматизация, automation, journalism, securitization, artificial intelligence, misinformation, дезинформация, fake news, фейковые новости, цифровизация права, медиадипломатия, генеративный ИИ, generative AI, media diplomacy, data sovereignty, data fragmentation, collaborative journalism, digitization of law, autonomous warfare, суверенитет данных, фрагментация данных, совместная журналистика, автономная война