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AI-Powered Super Soldiers Are Revolutionizing Modern Warfare The future of military operations is here, and it's driven by AI-powered super soldiers. The US military has pivoted from traditional powered armor to hyper-enabled operators equipped with cutting-edge AI for unparalleled situational awareness and decision-making. For more see https://lnkd.in/g_X9DccT Key Insights: - Enhanced Situational Awareness: Operators use advanced sensors and AI to process real-time data on body language, heart rates, facial expressions, and conversations, enabling them to make informed decisions swiftly. - Operational Edge in Gray Zones: The hyper-enabled operator concept is designed for use in permissive and semi-permissive environments, allowing elite troops to gather and analyze intelligence discreetly. - Strategic Deployment: Technologies like VITA, (Versatile Intelligent Translation Assistant) an offline voice-to-voice translation engine, are already operational, providing significant advantages in multilingual communication without relying on cloud services or local interpreters. Strategic Implications: - Dominating the Decision-Making Loop: By tightening the OODA loop (observe, orient, decide, act), the AI systems allow operators to make faster and smarter decisions than adversaries. - Reduction in Operational Risk: Tools like the VITA translation engine reduce logistical costs and risks, enhancing the effectiveness of USSOF and their partners in the field. - Future Integration: Continuous advancements are focusing on wearable technologies and augmented reality HUDs, promising even greater operational efficiency and effectiveness. The adoption of hyper-enabled operators marks a significant shift in military strategy, ensuring that US forces maintain a tactical edge in complex and dynamic environments. Engage with us to explore more about this revolutionary approach and its impact on modern warfare. #MilitaryInnovation #AIinWarfare #FutureOfCombat #HyperEnabledOperators #DefenseTechnology #AI #bss

Archer Read of The Day📕 Here at Red Arch, we love to engage in thought-provoking dialogue surrounding our great industry. We champion the ideas and opinions of everyone involved in what it takes to make this industry work. This read will dive into how the Intelligence Community and US special operations forces are working to identify the trusted commercial AI tools already available to save time and more quickly bring the power of AI to more of America’s warfighters. https://lnkd.in/eZH752mH

#SkynetIsBecomingSelfAware: Militaries all over the world have been experimenting with AI for more than a decade, according to Anthony King, professor of defense and security studies at the University of Exeter in England. "The attraction is clear," he says. Most modern militaries are shrinking in size, and need technology to help bridge the gap. AI systems can help them search enormous quantities of intelligence data to try and find the enemy. According to posts on the Israeli military's website, the Gospel was developed by Israel's signals intelligence branch, known as Unit 8200. The system is relatively new — one of the earliest mentions was a top innovation award that it won in 2020. Often these systems will stitch together multiple layers of AI. Some excel at finding objects in images while others can sort through things like radio transmissions. Ashley says that like the Israeli system, the U.S. has human analysts and commanders making the final decisions about what to strike. He believes other nations are working on similar systems. "You know the Russians are doing it, you know the Chinese are doing it," he says. Ashley sees the proliferation of AI for this kind of work as inevitable, in part because it can be done with off-the-shelf commercial computer-vision algorithms. "Rather than using the algorithm to "find a particular widget, I'm looking for a tank or an anti-aircraft gun," he says. "It's dual-use technology." King believes such targeting algorithms are an intermediate step for autonomous systems that will eventually be deployed to the battlefield. These robotic systems will likely be able to identify and kill targets without much or any human intervention. King says it's likely to make combat in the future even faster and deadlier, but the nature of war will remain the same. "Human combat teams augmented by really lethal weapons to fight these hideous kinds of medieval fights," he says. "That's where I see warfare going."

I'm thrilled to share that I have been featured in a recent Washington Post article titled "Fooled by AI? These firms sell deepfake detection that’s ‘REAL 100%.’" It's an honor to be recognized among the rising stars in the fight against synthetic media manipulation. The article delves deep into the complexities of detecting AI-created images, audio, and video, shedding light on the challenges and innovations in this rapidly evolving field. AI Voice Detector stands out among the crowd, offering c technology to ensure authenticity in critical situations, from safeguarding elections, protecting from deepfake scams to supporting legal proceedings. We understand the importance of transparency and continuous improvement, which is why we encourage users to delve deeper into our results and explore further after using our tool. Trust and accuracy are paramount, especially in today's digital landscape. I invite you to read the full article here https://lnkd.in/eRZdcYR8 to learn more about the fascinating developments in deepfake detection and the crucial role AI Voice Detector plays in combating misinformation. #aivoicedetector #deepfake #deepfakedetection #AI

AI is not the future of warfare. It is here today and the implications are frightening. Several months ago, I spoke to someone in the defence industry about AI in warfare. He argued that, however chilling the topic might feel, AI reduces casualties as it is possible to target with precision. He said that there would always have to be human oversight. The reality of warfare, the pressure to identify targets, the financial and resource limitations mean that such precision has not always been achieved and the human oversight is rushed. An AI tool with 90% accuracy is being used to identify targets for assassination. They are not targeted while doing military operations but in their homes through a second system that identifies when they arrive home. The targets are traced with their phones, if the target gives their phone to a relative or a random person, that person would become the target. One source says, “At first, we did checks to ensure that the machine didn’t get confused. But at some point we relied on the automatic system, and we only checked that [the target] was a man — that was enough. It doesn’t take a long time to tell if someone has a male or a female voice.” I will put the link to the article I reference in the comments. It is the most detailed piece that I have read about the use of AI in the current conflict and cites 6 intelligence officers as sources. I believe the world is wholly unprepared for the implications of this kind of technology. #ai #aiethics #ethicalai #defence

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From asymmetric tactics to hybrid warfare, SAIC's Jay Meil talks to warfighters about how #AI can help them tackle evolving challenges on the battlefield. Follow the link below to learn how we're integrating AI solutions to help enhance defense strategies. #DAFTIC

From asymmetric tactics to hybrid warfare, SAIC's Jay Meil talks to warfighters about how #AI can help them tackle evolving challenges on the battlefield. Follow the link below to learn how we're integrating AI solutions to help enhance defense strategies. #DAFTIC

„…As the scenario implies, there are reasons to be concerned that the current wave of enthusiasm around AI/ML will collide with legacy ideas about warfare to stall progress. New technology cannot overcome old ways of war. Even when the bureaucracy is nimble and allows the man on horseback to develop new formations and experiments to test the promise of algorithmic warfare, change still requires new stories about warfighting. These stories, theories of victory and doctrinal concepts, should resonate with — or change — the prevailing views services have of themselves.“ #AI #ML #Intelligence #Warfare #OSINT

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