Mending the "broken arrow": Confidence building measures at the AI-nuclear nexus

Published on November 7, 2022

Lauren Kahn on War on the Rocks about AI and #defense:

"Unsurprisingly, militaries across the globe are building their #AI and broader technological capacity to capitalize on the potential competitive advantages artificial intelligence promises. The #US is revamping its data and AI hubs within the United States Department of Defense to better prepare the US military to leverage this #technology in tasks ranging from human resources to warfighting. #China is working to “intelligentize” its #military, and AI is already being used in new ways in the #Russia-#Ukraine conflict, from identifying the deceased, to analyzing radio transmissions and #satellite imagery, to creating #deepfakes, and more efficiently #targeting artillery."

https://warontherocks.com/2022/11/mending-the-broken-arrow-confidence-building-measures-at-the-ai-nuclear-nexus/

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