Jamie Bennet
Integrating advanced algorithms such as artificial intelligence-based data analytics into military operations will speed up battlespace strategizing and decision-making, said Martin Klein, vice president of analytics and AI at ECS.
He discussed in a recent article the transformative role of algorithmic warfare in consolidating warfighting systems, expediting threat response and streamlining resources and supply chains.
AI algorithms can process and analyze data at exponential speeds compared to humans, which can support but not completely alter warfighter intuition on the battlefield. Such technologies can also integrate and optimize the functions of logistics, intelligence and weapon systems that previously required separate operations.
“Leveraging the power of cross-domain data, surfacing insights at machine speed, and allowing battlefield commanders to see first and act decisively will be key to both preventing war and winning decisively on the modern battlefield,” Klein stated.
Klein will be one of the speakers at the Potomac Officers Club’s fifth annual Artificial Intelligence Summit on March 21. Take part in this important gathering of government defense and security leaders by registering now.
