Nanotechnologies: AI Weapons Governing the Military Battle Field

Atif Ali; Zulqarnain Fareed; Shaikh Muhammed Nadeem; Hina Naseem; Khushboo Farid Khan Ghouri; Muhammad Sharreh Qazi; Muhammad Faisal Khan

doi:10.33897/fujeas.v3i1.381

Atif Ali Multimedia University, Cyberjaya, Malaysia
Zulqarnain Fareed University of Karachi, Pakistan
Shaikh Muhammed Nadeem University of Karachi, Pakistan
Hina Naseem Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad, Pakistan
Khushboo Farid Khan Ghouri University of Karachi, Pakistan
Muhammad Sharreh Qazi University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan
Muhammad Faisal Khan Riphah International University, Islamabad, Pakistan

DOI: https://doi.org/10.33897/fujeas.v3i1.381

Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Nanotechnology (NT), Grey goo, Robotics, Nanosat, Nano-robots

Abstract

With major advantages and concerns, nanotechnology (NT) is expected to change severalindustries. New risks could emerge due tomilitary advancements, requiring additional planning and work to contain them. When it comes to military R&D, the NT is moving forward quickly. Future uses could benefit all military branches. Microrobots and new biological weapons could endanger stability and arms control. Manypeople are interested in nanotechnology as a scientific subject because of all the opportunities it offers. Nanorobots can be employed in variousfields, including materials science, space exploration, ecology, information technology, electronics, and communications.On the other hand, these novel uses for nanorobotics in military applications and armament are revolutionary. An essay on the most recent developments in military nanorobot applications has been made available. Due to its fundamentally revolutionary advantages, military nanotechnologies have been argued to be more lethal than nuclear weapons for the entire planet and capable of being used in all conflict zones.