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Warfare Rewired - The New Frontlines of AI Finance and Global Conflict - cover

Warfare Rewired - The New Frontlines of AI Finance and Global Conflict

Daniel R. Morgan

Verlag: Velvet Ink Press

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From cybernetic dominance to battlefield documentaries and financial brinkmanship, Warfare Rewired explores the most urgent frontlines shaping modern conflict. This trio of investigative works dives deep into the shifting terrain of warfare—where code, currency, and culture converge in unpredictable ways.
 
In AGI Wars, readers are immersed in the accelerating race for artificial general intelligence. The stakes? Not just supremacy in innovation, but control over future battlefields where decisions are automated and power is algorithmic. This is not science fiction—it’s the blueprint of tomorrow's warfare.
 
Flirting with Financial Oblivion reveals the hidden landmines beneath global markets. When governments gamble with risk and volatility becomes a political weapon, economic collapse becomes a new form of conflict—one waged not with tanks, but through inflation, debt, and collapse.
 
Finally, Cinematic Chronicles of the Iraq War transports us to a different kind of theater: the screen. These cinematic stories reveal the personal, political, and strategic layers of war, as interpreted through film. This is where narrative shapes memory—and memory influences policy.
 
Together, these books redefine what it means to be “at war” in the 21st century. Whether you’re drawn to AI ethics, geopolitical instability, or the hidden mechanics of financial collapse, this collection offers a high-stakes tour through the invisible battlefields of our time.
Verfügbar seit: 14.08.2025.
Drucklänge: 710 Seiten.

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