Dr. Peter Singer, PhD. Featured in the Chief of Naval Operations Professional Reading Library
Burn-In: A Novel of the Real Robotic Revolution by Dr. Peter Singer, Ph.D., of Arizona State University and New America, has been selected for the Chief of Naval Operations Professional Reading Library.
The Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) Professional Reading Library is a curated collection of books selected by the Chief of Naval Operations to foster a culture of learning, critical thinking, and professional development within the U.S. Navy. It is designed to enhance sailors’ knowledge of naval history, strategy, leadership, and the evolving nature of warfare. It serves to inspire intellectual curiosity and discussion.
Burn In: A Novel of the Real Robotic Revolution by Peter Singer and August Cole explores a near-future world where advanced robotics and AI have transformed society. The story follows a former military officer, who becomes embroiled in a conspiracy involving autonomous technology and the ethical dilemmas it presents. As the characters navigate personal and societal challenges, the narrative raises questions about the implications of AI on human relationships, security, and morality. The book blends thriller elements with thoughtful commentary on the future of technology and its impact on humanity. Notably, this book serves as a fictional case study in the potential capabilities and limitations machine intelligence and robotics, with each of the imagined capabilities being based on existing research efforts.
For the full library of curated works, click here.
“It is critically important for our Navy to be a learning organization – one whose people always read, critically think, and seek professional and warfighting excellence in everything they do – so we can remain the world’s premier warfighting force.”
~ Adm. Lisa Franchetti, Chief of Naval Operations
Fork ‘Em, Dr. Singer!
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