A Security Nexus perspective, “Artificial Intelligence in Contemporary Peacekeeping Operations,” by Munkh-Orgil Tuvdendarjaa, explores how AI is reshaping UN peacekeeping through tools like predictive modeling and real-time threat detection, as seen in missions such as MONUSCO.

While AI enhances situational awareness and resource planning, the article highlights major challenges—including legal ambiguity, uneven infrastructure, and ethical concerns. Misuse in conflict zones like Gaza and Ukraine underscores the urgent need for clear global standards.

The author calls for stronger international cooperation to ensure AI use in peacekeeping upholds human rights, aligns with international law, and avoids deepening technological divides.

Read the full article on Security Nexus to explore the opportunities and risks of AI in modern peacekeeping: https://dkiapcss.edu/nexus_articles/artificial-intelligence-in-contemporary-peacekeeping-operations/

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