Mhd Halkis
Colonel Doctor Philosophy Mhd Halkis is an academic and military officer with an extraordinary background. He received a Doctorate from the Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Cultural Sciences, University of Indonesia in 2014, with a dissertation entitled "Indonesian Political Constellation: Pancasila as the Foundation of the State in a Hermeneutical Phenomenological Review". Master's degree from Andalas University, Padang,Indonesia.His military career journey began after graduating from the TNI/Polri Career Officer School in 1995, starting his assignment at the Indonesian Air Force Air Base on Natuna Island and taking part in resolving the Aceh Conflict in 1998-1999. He has also served as a Member of the People's Representative Council of the TNI/Polri Fraction in Central Lampung Regency. He has served in various TNI agencies, such as Rusmin Nuryadin Pekanbaru TNI AU Base, Halim Perdanakusuma TNI AU Base, and the Digantara Potential Service at TNI AU Headquarters. Since 2014, he has been a permanent lecturer at the Defense University of the Republic of Indonesia, teaching the Philosophy of Defense Science course. Team teaching at various universities in Jakarta, such as National University, Marshal Suryadharma University, Esa Unggu University and State Administration College with courses: Legal Philosophy, Research Methods, Human Philosophy, Legal Philosophy, Philosophy of Science and Logic, Pancasila, Kewarganegaraan. During his career in the academic world, he has completed 54 journal articles and six books and obtained 2 Intellectual Property Rights. Ilmia's works include Philosophy of Defense Science, An Introduction, Phenomenology: Development of Alternative Science. Phenomenological Approach in the Development of the National Defense Cyber-Physical System (CPS), Implementation of the PentaHelix Counterinsurgency (COIN) Strategic Model in the Reconstruction of Special Autonomy for Papua, Ethics of Defense Diplomacy in the National Postal Constellation, Gedabu; National Defense Thought and Paradigm Thermometer, Transformation of the Defense University Education System in supporting scientific literacy, Neo-Nationalism after Postcolonialism, Deontology of Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems in the Total People's Defense and Security System and others. Currently, he serves as an Associate Professor with the rank of Colonel. He is the Person In Charge 6 (six) Journals within the Faculty of Defense Strategy (Jurnal Diplomasi Pertahanan, Jurnal Strategi dan Kampanye Militer, Jurnal Peperangan Asimetris, Strategi Pertahanan Darat, Strategi Pertahanan Laut, dan Strategi Pertahanan Udara). He is an active speaker at conferences or national and international seminars; a Public Lecture at Empat Lima Islamic University, Bekasi (2021) Bekasi, Speaker at the International Conference on Economics, Business, Social, and Humanities (ICEBSH), 2022, Jakarta, Speaker at the International Conference on Defense & Strategy, Center Security and Military Strategy Studies, Defense University (CZE), Czech Republic (2022), Visiting Professor Program, University of Muhammadiyah Malang (2021), Speaker at the International Seminar "Islamic and Malay Civilization, from Sultan Syarif Qasyim Negeri Riau Islamic University (2017), Speaker at the II Maritime Congress at UGM(2017), Speaker at the National Seminar on Humanities and Social Sciences "Digital Culture and Technology" at UI Depok (2018). Speaker at the International Conference on Social Science and Technology in Education (ICSATE), Ambon (2018). Presenter: C5ISR National Defense Data Link Model in Facing Cyber Threats (2017). In 2022, he will be a participant in the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) (2019), Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Australia-Indonesia-Japan-United States), (2019)Sydney, and a Visiting Professor at the General Sir John Kotelawala Defense University in Sri Lanka (2018). IKAHAN scholarship research project at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute in 2019. Active in professional organizations: Chair of the International Relations Division of the Indonesian Doctoral Friendship Forum Association, Chair of the International Relations Division of the Indonesian Doctoral Friendship Association Forum (DPP FORSILADI) 2021-2026), Member of the Indonesian Lecturer Association (ADI) 2018-present, Member of the Indonesian Ethics Lecturers Association, Member of the Indonesian Ethics Lecturers Association (Hidesi), Member of the American Philosophical Association (APA), Member of the Indonesian Defense Science Community and, the Indonesian Philosophy Association. His dedication and contribution to his field were recognized with two awards from President Joko Widodo: Bintang Swa Bhuwana Paksa Nararya in 2021 and Bintang Yudha Dharma Nararya in 2022.
Supervisors: Assoc.Professor
Phone: 081288951380
Address: Jl.Triloka VI K2 Pancoran Jakarta Selatan
Supervisors: Assoc.Professor
Phone: 081288951380
Address: Jl.Triloka VI K2 Pancoran Jakarta Selatan
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intelligence and communication data analysis, raises ethical and philosophical challenges related to privacy, control, and accuracy. This research aims to identify and analyze ethical issues, especially in the
use of computational linguistics in defense applications, as well as their implications for the protection of individual rights and privacy. This method involves reviewing ethical technology references and analyzing
the philosophical design of language and security. Deontological and utilitarian ethical theories are applied to evaluate the moral impacts and consequences of using the language of technology in a defense context.
The results demonstrate that using linguistics in defense can pose privacy risks, misuse of data, and the potential for significant bias in decision-making. This often involves collecting data from multiple sources,
creating challenges to ensure data is managed ethically and responsibly. Conclusion: This shows the need for a solid ethical and regulatory framework to ensure technology's fair and responsible use in context
defense. Implications of the findings include the need for ongoing dialogue between technology developers, policymakers, and the public to mitigate ethical risks and ensure that application technologies comply with critical and security principles. With a comprehensive and responsible approach, technological linguistics can improve military safety and effectiveness without compromising individual rights and privacy
intelligence and communication data analysis, raises ethical and philosophical challenges related to privacy, control, and accuracy. This research aims to identify and analyze ethical issues, especially in the
use of computational linguistics in defense applications, as well as their implications for the protection of individual rights and privacy. This method involves reviewing ethical technology references and analyzing
the philosophical design of language and security. Deontological and utilitarian ethical theories are applied to evaluate the moral impacts and consequences of using the language of technology in a defense context.
The results demonstrate that using linguistics in defense can pose privacy risks, misuse of data, and the potential for significant bias in decision-making. This often involves collecting data from multiple sources,
creating challenges to ensure data is managed ethically and responsibly. Conclusion: This shows the need for a solid ethical and regulatory framework to ensure technology's fair and responsible use in context
defense. Implications of the findings include the need for ongoing dialogue between technology developers, policymakers, and the public to mitigate ethical risks and ensure that application technologies comply with critical and security principles. With a comprehensive and responsible approach, technological linguistics can improve military safety and effectiveness without compromising individual rights and privacy