Evangelos Ioannis Koumparoudis

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Evangelos Ioannis Koumparoudis is a researcher at the forefront of examining the intersection of emerging technologies, geopolitics, and modern warfare. His primary research areas include the strategic implications of artificial intelligence and robotic technologies in military conflict, software-defined warfare, and the ethical dimensions of autonomous systems. Koumparoudis’s most cited work, "Russian Invasion in Ukraine" (2025, 6 citations), offers a groundbreaking analysis of the conflict beyond traditional geopolitics, highlighting how AI and robotics are reshaping combat through software-defined warfare. This contribution provides a critical framework for understanding the technological transformation of contemporary battlefields. His subsequent work, "Thou Shall Not Kill" (2024, 3 citations), expands this lens to explore the global strategic agendas of superpowers like the USA, China, and Russia, while addressing the profound ethical questions surrounding lethal autonomous systems. Through these studies, Koumparoudis has established himself as a vital voice in security studies, bridging technical innovation with policy and ethics. His research is essential reading for students and scholars seeking to grasp the future of conflict in an age of intelligent machines.