Mark Bailey

Dr. Mark Bailey writes about the intersection between artificial intelligence, complexity, and national security. He is an Associate Professor at the National Intelligence University, where he is the Department Chair for Cyber Intelligence and Data Science, as well as the Director of the Data Science Intelligence Center. His work has appeared in publications such as the journal Futures, Nautilus, and Homeland Security Today. Previously, he worked as a data scientist on several AI programs in the U.S. Department of Defense and the Intelligence Community. He also serves as an Officer in the U.S. Army Reserve. In his spare time, he does ceramics, is a beekeeper, and endeavors to turn his yard into a vegetable garden.

Works involving Mark Bailey

Unknowable Minds

Philosophical Insights on AI and Autonomous Weapons
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Unknowable Minds delves into the unsettling reality of entrusting our safety to an intelligence that lacks human essence. The book explores how AI differs from any technology we've ever developed, its inherent complexities, and the profound risks it poses to our future.

Character and Virtues
10 Years of the Jubilee Centre
Aidan P. Thompson
The Past is a Future Country
The Coming Conservative Demographic Revolution
Edward Dutton
Unknowable Minds
Philosophical Insights on AI and Autonomous Weapons
Mark Bailey
British Idealism and International Thought
The Development of Human Rights
Nazli Pinar Kaymaz
Democracy — A Work in Progress
An Irreverent Exercise in Political Thought
Ernest Lamers
After #MeToo
Feminism, Patriarchy, Toxic Masculinity and Sundry Cultural Delights
Gerard Casey
Shadow, Self, Spirit
Essays in Transpersonal Psychology
Michael Daniels
Iconoclasm, Identity Politics and the Erasure of History
Alexander Adams
The Rupture
On Knowledge and the Sublime
Olivia Fane
Becoming Artificial
A Philosophical Exploration into Artificial Intelligence and What it Means to be Human
Danial Sonik

Works involving Mark Bailey

Unknowable Minds

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