Kyberuhkien

Kyberuhkien is a theoretical concept used to describe the governance and behavior of interconnected information systems within socio-technical networks.

The term encompasses the study of how data flows, control loops, and decision-making processes operate across distributed platforms, devices, and users.

Core principles include interoperability among heterogeneous systems, resilience to failures and adversarial disruptions, transparency of algorithmic processes, and alignment with human values.

In practice, Kyberuhkien informs the design of distributed AI, the management of cyber-physical infrastructures, and the governance of data ecosystems in sectors such as energy, health, and transport.

Debates surrounding Kyberuhkien address issues of complexity, explainability, governance, and potential inequalities in access to algorithmic power.

See also: Cybernetics, Information ethics, Internet governance.