Manuel De Landa
War in the age of Intelligent Machines
Article number 10158620
War in the Age of Intelligent Machines is Manuel De Landa's influential study of the relationship between warfare, technology and the evolution of intelligent systems. Drawing on military history, cybernetics, philosophy and systems theory, De Landa examines how advances in communication, automation and machine intelligence have transformed military strategy and the conduct of war. The book explores the historical development of command-and-control systems, weapon technologies and information networks, while reflecting on the broader implications of technological innovation for society and human agency. It has become a seminal work in the fields of media theory, philosophy of technology and critical military studies.
Condition
Used - Acceptable
Language
English
Article type
Book - Paperback
Year
2003
Publisher
Swerve Editions (New York)
Edition
1
Number of pages
271 pages
EAN
9781942299752
Illustrated
Yes
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