Artificial Intelligence in Military Operations – Experiences and Challenges.
The British Perspective
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Headquarters of the British Army Operational Law
Division
These authors had equal contribution to this work
Publication date: 2024-05-09
Cybersecurity and Law 2024;11(1):98-104
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ABSTRACT
This article touches on the issue of understanding and approach to the use of AI by the
British army from the perspective of a representative of the British armed forces. The
article will address the issues of tripartite division as to the essence of the problem today.
This article was an excellent part of the author’s speech delivered during the international
conference 2023 Warsaw Cyber Summit.
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