Senior Researcher Mihai-Ștefan DINU, Ph.D*
Abstract: The unprecedented development of new technologies, related with the popularity of smart devices in human activity regardless of field, social level or education, has produced a gap in the regulated use of both hardware and emerging software products. This gap was extremely visible in the cleavage that began to manifest itself in increasingly differentiated behaviors in the two related spaces: the physical, geographical and geopolitical space on the one hand, and the virtual, electromagnetic, cyberspace on the other hand.
The traditional order, taxonomies and values of the physical, geographical and geopolitical supported by legal regulations whose purpose was to obtain a behavior committed to achieving social peace with the support of the coercive force of the state, were besieged by chaotic, often absurd disinformation trends from a poorly regulated cyberspace, which allowed the actors involved to destabilize social peace and, most often, the power of the state through attacks on its fundamental institutions. This paper addresses aspects that can correct, through legal regulations, the current dissonant trends that manifest themselves from cyberspace to the physical one, even daring to state that the comprehensive regulation of behavior in cyberspace is the key to regaining social peace, respecting the social contract and treaties, conventions and agreements on the international stage.
Keywords: legal, politics, artificial intelligence, cyber space, regulations, European Union, USA.
DOI 10.56082/annalsarscimilit.2025.2.109
* National Defense University CAROL I, Associated Member of Academy of Romanian Scientists, e-mail: mihaistdinu@yahoo.co.uk.
PUBLISHED in Annals Academy of Romanian Scientists Series on Military Sciences, Volume 17 no 2, 2025
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