Defence in the era of AI

For AI to collaborate with humans effectively, it must be trusted. It is vital that AI is trained as a trustworthy colleague in the military.

AI lacks experience to think its way out of unprecedented situations, so we must focus on the areas where it will have the most immediate impact.

Defence leaders are pondering how to use AI to outsmart adversary AI—successful applications will result from alliances between people and machines.

AI will have a major impact on existing capabilities such as cyber defence, defence logistics and the ability to collaborate internationally.

Maintaining a real-time dashboard that shows the location of all military assets is very complex—the need for AI is clear.

AI is drawing new lines on the battle field and outsmarting the enemy. Is AI the next super spy?

AI blurs the lines between physical and cyber. Defence agencies must understand its impacts, opportunities and implications across the OODA loop.

AI isn’t streetwise—which is why its sweet spot is executional rather than strategic.