Ethics and Technology in National Security

It is safe to say that technology has made much of contemporary warfare and national security at least as much a matter of brains as of brawn. Artificial Intelligence, Synthetic Biotechnology, Neurotechnology, and Information Technology are the new battlefields. This panel will address how relevant technology will shape the moral future of the world's democracies and their national security, including how countries can respond ethically to the unethical attacks that threaten their national security.

Panelists:

• Joseph O. Chapta, Lt Col, US Air Force, Military Faculty Advisor, Marine Command and Staff College and former Department of the Air Force Chief Responsible AI Ethics Officer
• Colleen Laughlin, Executive Vice Presidnt of The Washington Office and former Special Advisor to the Secretary of Defense

Moderated by Mark A. Jumper, Director of Chaplaincy and Military Affairs and Associate Professor at Regent University School of Divinity.

Host or Publisher Association for Practical and Professional Ethics