'Hey our enemies are going to use this technology, so why shouldn't we?'
Craig Martell, the DoD's Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Officer and former head of machine learning at self-driving biz Lyft, said the US must examine and adopt AI despite the risks.
"The DoD has an imperative to responsibly pursue the adoption of generative AI models while identifying proper protective measures and mitigating national security risks that may result from issues such as poorly managed training data," he said."We must also consider the extent to which our adversaries will employ this technology and seek to disrupt our own use of AI-based solutions.
CDAO is particularly interested in applying generative AI models to create new tools that can enhance the military's warfighting and decision-making abilities, and improve other areas like health and policy too."The adoption of artificial intelligence in defense is not solely about innovative technology but also about enhancing national security," said US Navy Captain M.
The commercial models were given access to military documents and asked to create plans to solve hypothetical scenarios, like a global crisis. Current tools may not end up being much use to the military, however, considering their tendency to generate false, misleading information that cannot be trusted, especially in high-risk situations like combat or intelligence. ®
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