Rethinking the future of AI-powered warfare

Published on February 14, 2023

As the ‘AI-driven revolution in military affairs’ begins, ‘The gap between the “haves” and “have-nots” in the military capabilities between countries will likely widen further.’

With countries like Israel already implementing machine learning and artificial intelligence to interpret datasets, and the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) investing considerable resources into next-generation AI-enabled technology; it’s clear that the next generation of military advancement will be AI-based. ‘Countries must resolve the challenges of the AI wave to win wars and conflicts in the 2030s and beyond.’ 

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