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Artificial intelligence is the foundational technology integrated into military systems to enable algorithmic warfare, as described in [1] and [2]. NATO's strategic focus links the two by addressing the risks and operational transformations caused by the adversarial use of artificial intelligence within the context of algorithmic warfare, as noted in [3], [4], and [5].
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How NATO can integrate AI to prevail in future algorithmic warfare atlanticcouncil.org 5 facts
claimAlgorithmic warfare is defined as the integration of automated, autonomous, and AI technologies into the conduct of war, while decreasing the role of human elements.
claimNATO's AI Strategy focuses on anticipating new challenges and risks related to algorithmic warfare arising from the adversarial use of artificial intelligence.
perspectiveFor NATO, understanding where AI will transform operations and how adversaries might target the vulnerabilities of AI-enabled systems is a prerequisite for credible deterrence and effective defense in the era of algorithmic warfare.
claimIn algorithmic warfare, military operations are conducted through AI-enabled capabilities that collect, analyze, and act on data at speeds and scales beyond human capacity.
claimThe Atlantic Council report 'How NATO can integrate AI to prevail in future algorithmic warfare' aims to address the implications of future military AI countermeasures on NATO’s doctrine and strategy, including risks of integrating AI into military systems, vulnerabilities created by AI adoption, and the severity of adversarial attacks.