The Pentagon has launched its new initiative based on an Artificial Intelligence system designed to change the future of war as we know it today. This system could change the use of weapons capable of causing human extinction for a huge volume of data traffic in real time.
This new ADA name campaign will serve to move new data and concepts related to Artificial Intelligence such as joint control and command of all domains. According to one of those responsible, the ADA initiative will generate fundamental capacities through a series of experiments.
The importance of data
The Pentagon’s motives for developing this technology are to build a large database that treats information as a strategic asset. Data can lead to algorithms and with the right data take concepts and ideas and turn them into reality.
This Artificial Intelligence is centered on software that designs a new infrastructure capable of greatly expanding the defense capabilities of The Pentagon through many parallel efforts. It must be ensured that the data of the Department of Defense is visible, accessible, understandable and secure.
Operational data teams are being created and will be dispatched to 11 different combat commands. These teams will work quickly to catalog, automate and manage the data sources that inform decision-making. These teams will remain in place to ensure that data is captured, completed and selected so that they can collect the necessary data and have a decision-making edge.
Top-notch technology
These combat teams will have another technical team that will help streamline and automate workflows during the integration of Artificial Intelligence in combat command infrastructures. AI will bring high-quality talent and technology.
The Pentagon’s goal is to upgrade its defense infrastructure by removing political barriers and ensuring the effectiveness of its ability to wage war anywhere in the world. Numerous experiments will be carried out to understand all the obstacles that may arise and that could affect the ability of your Artificial Intelligence.
This new system was born a few years after the United States Department of Defense invested two billion dollars in Artificial Intelligence research. There are ethical concerns about whether the future of wars should pass through Artificial Intelligence, since it is difficult to discuss the implementation of this technology in defense infrastructure.
With other countries like China investing in Artificial Intelligence systems, it is likely that we will soon see the Artificial Intelligence arms race take on similarities to the nuclear arms race.
