The conceptual model of the application of artificial intelligence technology governance in the promotion of cyber power with a meta-combination approach

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Higher National Defense University

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The current research, in terms of its purpose, is developmental; In terms of approach, it has been done qualitatively and based on the meta-combination method. Based on this, the statistical community of the research includes a collection of articles that have been published in the period of 2020 to 2024 with the topics of artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence governance, cyber power and cyber power promotion. The authors selected 71 articles from among 376 articles by searching among prominent domestic and foreign scientific databases. In this research, based on the results of content analysis, categories and concepts were extracted in the form of 14 components (automation and efficiency, cognitive skills, prediction, decision-making, offensive, defensive and security capabilities, reliability, explainability, responsibility, mechanisms, processes, social norms, ethics, regulation) and 4 dimensions (cyber power, artificial intelligence, organizational and environmental) have been identified.In the following, referring to the research expert community, the quality test and validation of the categories was done, which led to the study of the validity of the final output of the research. It seems that with the application of such components, it can be used in a pragmatic model and ethical and responsible use, while minimizing the risks associated with the use of artificial intelligence, in order to achieve cyber power.

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