Retired General: AI Crucial for U.S. Military to Stay Ahead, But Raises Ethical Concerns
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Retired Gen. Mark Milley says AI will be crucial for the U.S. military to remain superior and win future wars. It will optimize command, control, intelligence analysis, and precision strike capabilities.
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AI can help with military planning and decision-making, such as improving the OODA loop used to outmaneuver enemies. It can analyze information and suggest troop movements.
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AI has many military applications, from autonomous vehicles to consumables replenishment to battle strategy input. The military needs to invest wisely and stay at the forefront.
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All countries will use AI, so it's critical the U.S. military accelerates its AI capabilities through hiring experts and partnerships.
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But AI could make wars more likely. It has huge legal, ethical and moral implications that leaders are just starting to address.