Elektronische Kriegsführung und Cyberwarfare

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Alliance members are now using AI in the decision-making loop of observe, orient, decide and act, NATO Supreme Allied Commander Transformation Adm. Pierre Vandier, said at a conference focused on military AI. Analysis that previously took hours or days, such as processing large amounts of sensor data, can now be done in a matter of seconds, he said.
“The speed of operations will dramatically change,” Vandier said at a press briefing on Monday. “You see that in Ukraine. If you do not adapt at speed and at scale, you die.”

The NATO commander said while fears around AI are understandable, citizens already have the technology in their pockets with smart phones. He said new technology is not inherently good or bad, what matters is the use case.
“What people want when they fight is not to be all destroyed, they want to win,” Vandier said. “As it has been for nuclear arms, one day we will have to find ways to control the AI, or we will lose control of everything.”


A group of 25 countries at the Paris summit signed a declaration on AI-enabled weapon systems, pledging they won’t authorize life-and-death decisions by an autonomous weapon system operating completely outside human control. Summit co-chair India didn’t sign the declaration, nor did the U.K. or the United States.

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https://www.c4isrnet.com/global/europe/2...ontrol-ai/