AI BriefingUS Special Operations Commander Urges Caution on Battlefield AI Adoption
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The commander of US Special Operations Command emphasized that a very cautious approach is needed when it comes to using AI on the battlefield and integrating it into lethal weapons systems.
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General Frank Bradley, commander of US Special Operations Command, warned at a recent special operations forces conference that great caution is needed regarding the adoption of AI on the battlefield and its integration into the delivery of lethality.
General Bradley pointed out that few systems currently used on the battlefield actually employ true AI running at the 'edge'. He emphasized that this does not mean edge AI implementation is impossible, but that thorough review must come first regarding how AI is integrated and operated within battlefield environments.
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