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- The Italian publishing house Guanda has launched a new and exciting investigative book by military journalist Janluca De Vieu entitled "Dirty Sky" \ (Il cielo sporco) , a 224-page realistic work documenting the terrifying technological revolution in contemporary wars and the transformation of artificial intelligence into a tool for killing without restrictions \.The book starts from the common expression among Ukrainian soldiers on the battlefronts, where they call the "dirty sky" to refer to the suffocating density of drones flying over their trenches, until the pedestrians blessed the rain and the wind as their only capital from the attacks of those suicide quadcopters. DeView explains how the Russian-Ukrainian conflict since the spring of 2022 has turned into an arena for a "brutal and indiscriminate process" that is not subject to any international laws, the same phenomenon that extendedTo the Gaza Strip and the Middle East, where Israel has become totally dependent on it to impose its military hegemony, granting machines and robots a "self-driving license to kill" that exceeded the limits of the classic science fiction fiction of Isaac Asimov.The author, who serves as a defense correspondent for the newspaper Laripublica and has a thirty-five-year career covering wars, traces the historical roots of this technology from the proactive Predators America used in 2001 in the war on terror, to the current political era and Trump's aspirations to create a super “golden dome” to secure the United States. In a narrative style that combines field experience with deep geopolitical analysis, DeVue succeeds in proving that thisThe digital conquest of the heavens will not only change the balance of political power, but will reshape human anthropology and the nature of human relations forever.
