Debajit Sarkar Within the larger context of violent conflict between humans, Clausewitz’s fog of war described the battlefield in terms of sheer human performance. However, today, with the rise of large language models (LLMs) massive neural architectures trained on an exabyte of human conversation and multimodal foundation models that effortlessly combine text, vision, audio, and … Read more
Ukraine likely feels more confident in achieving decent production volumes for a simple cruise missile like the Flamingo in a shorter timeframe compared to their ballistic missile efforts. Based on the information available, the Flamingo lacks any revolutionary or intricate features, making it relatively straightforward to ramp up manufacturing. The mere release of … Read more
The combination of artificial intelligence and traditional intelligence areas has changed the way modern warfare and national security operations function. What started as separate technological abilities in signals processing, computer vision, and data analysis has grown into a combined system of autonomous intelligence tools that work at speeds and levels that human analysts cannot … Read more
Ukraine’s military command recently issued a recruitment notice for specialists in artificial intelligence technologies. The notice, made public by the General Staff on Facebook announced that they are seeking engineers and technical experts with practical experience in AI, machine learning, data analytics, and robotics who can solve non-traditional problems in wartime and assist with modern … Read more
Military robots are either autonomous or remotely controlled machines designed for various defense-related tasks, ranging from transportation to search and rescue, and even offensive operations. In the last ten years, there has been significant progress in developing advanced robotic systems for military use. Many of these systems are adaptations of commercial technologies, which … Read more