Vicky Karyoti
Vicky Karyoti is a PhD Candidate at the Center for War Studies, University of Southern Denmark. Her research centers around new military technologies, and specifically how drone warfare has impacted military professionals. She is adopting a sociological approach to examine changes within a professional military group, and focuses on the key concepts of culture, status, and professionalism.
She is also researching on Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Weapon Systems.
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