Autonomous Systems
The Arctic of today runs on advanced autonomous systems that function as strategic assets—from the ocean floor to the upper atmosphere. This stream looks to the future: How do we ensure these increasingly independent systems operate ethically and reliably, especially when they encounter one another across contested resources, overlapping jurisdictions, and zones of competing national interests?
Research Highlights
🔗 1. “When Machines Make Their Own Decisions” by Sigrid JørgensenSummit Essay
When autonomous systems quietly rewrote their mission without asking, we briefly saw the future of autonomy—and its unnerving possibilities…
🔗 2. “Algorithmic Statecraft & Human Accountability“ by Dr. Aris ThorneKeynote Speaker
When machines negotiate territory and culture without us, the question isn’t just who’s in control—but who’s accountable when no one is…
🔗 3. “Operational Realities for the BlueFin Highly Automated Fisheries Guild” by Captain Eva RostovaIndustry Highlight
In increasingly automated Arctic fisheries, Captain Rostova confronts the operational edge of AI-driven maritime coordination, where human judgment meets machine logic…
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