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Exploring the Future of Warfare with AI: Insights from “Algorithms of Armageddon” As a member of the California State Guard Cyber Deployment unit and an AI enthusiast, I recently delved into “Algorithms of Armageddon: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Future Wars” by Retired Navy Captains George Galdorisi and Sam J. Tangredi, Ph.D. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of technology and military strategy. The authors provide a comprehensive look at how AI is revolutionizing warfare, from autonomous weapon systems and cyber warfare to enhanced decision-making and strategic planning. They also tackle the crucial ethical questions surrounding the deployment of AI in conflict scenarios. One of the most profound impacts of AI on warfare is its ability to transform decision-making processes. AI can analyze vast amounts of data at unprecedented speeds, providing military leaders with real-time insights and predictive analytics. This capability enhances situational awareness, enabling more informed and timely decisions, which can be crucial in high-stakes environments. As we move towards an increasingly digital and AI-driven world, understanding these dynamics is essential. Whether you’re in the tech industry, defense sector, or simply interested in the future of global security, this book offers valuable insights. How do you see AI shaping the future of warfare and global security? James (Jimmy) BakerReynaldo GilSeth LongDavid MeeceMike Miller Tony Grayson

Digital Defense Report notes the depth at which threat actors are already using artificial intelligence tools. https://lnkd.in/d3dTudA2

Increasing sophistication of artificial intelligence presents the dilemma of its increasing capability to challenge and surpass human skills in complex scenarios, underscoring its potential for radically reshaping competitive and strategic security environments. Read about it at https://lnkd.in/gkwuYRA5.

How will the adoption of AI and machine learning across a state’s national security enterprise affect crisis decisionmaking? Read more in the CSIS International Security Program's new On Future War report: https://lnkd.in/ej2J6tkJ

The White House issued a new national security memorandum directing federal agencies to accelerate AI adoption – while establishing clear boundaries for its use in sensitive government areas like defense and intelligence. 🔑 The memo outlined the government’s strategy for leveraging technology across national security departments while managing its risks. 🔑 The directive prohibits AI from tasks like making autonomous nuclear weapons decisions, targeting systems without human oversight, and privacy violations. 🔑 Biden highlighted the need for improvements to the U.S. AI chip infrastructure, also directing agencies to assist AI labs in defending against foreign espionage. AI safety and development are national security issues, and the US is finally acting on its most comprehensive attempt to craft guardrails to prepare for the evolution to come. The memo’s emphasis on protecting private sector innovations also signals a major shift in treating commercial AI as crucial national security assets. #ai #technology https://lnkd.in/g99tx2r9

Big thanks to DefenseScoop for the coverage at the US Army's Cyber Quest! And shout-out to Logan D. Selby, PhD, Andrew Fast, Joe Edwards, and Kevin Larrabee for their work on-site to demonstrate DataShapes AI technologies. During the event, we embedded our GlobalEdge AI software onto various hardware sensors for RF spectrum analysis and on-device learning. To test the software from the participating companies, Col. Gary Brock said, “We’re generating unique waveforms and seeing what kind of categorization it gives us. We’re seeing a lot of success out there and the maturity of some of these ML algorithms.” This event showcased how Edge AI can be used to identify, classify, and counter unknown signals on the battlefield with existing sensors. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eEmmRQZG #ai #technology #artificialintelligence #auditableAI #defensetech #edgecomputing #military

🌐 AI: The New Frontier in Military Strategy 🛡️💡 Artificial Intelligence is transforming modern warfare, providing real-time data and insights that enhance military strategies. By enabling seamless data sharing and advanced analysis, AI allows for more informed and rapid decision-making on the battlefield. This technological leap is reshaping military operations, optimizing resource management, and improving cybersecurity defenses. As we embrace these advancements, ethical considerations and responsible development remain paramount. #ai #militaryinnovation #datadrivenwarfare #realtimeinsights #strategicplanning 📖 Full read here : https://lnkd.in/dh2St2d3

The defence landscape continues to evolve, shaped by technological advancements, geopolitical shifts, and emerging threats. Among the myriad of trends influencing defence strategies, one stands out as particularly transformative: the integration of AI and digitalisation efforts. See more here: https://bit.ly/3wmznhP #DefenceEngage #DefenceTrends #DefenceStrategy #Digitalisation

🔒 As DISA advances in developing an AI 'concierge' prototype, it faces security challenges that must be addressed before deployment. ⚠️ While a specific launch date is not provided, project lead Steve Wallace hints at a potential launch around June, indicating their commitment to bringing the prototype to reality. 🌐 DISA's efforts highlight the growing utilization of AI in national defense strategies. 📖 For more information about this initiative, delve into the detailed Breaking Defense article. #AIinDefense #DISA [Link to article]

Today, national security threats have a broadened scope to include techno-economic competitiveness and other non-traditional military threats. As a result, the current operational environment for the IC is instead defined by the rapid development of tools, such as artificial intelligence (AI), and the private sector’s dominance in driving these technological advancements. Therefore, technological change must now be the major catalyst of transformation in the IC’s focus, methods, and culture.