AI on the modern battlefield
In the 19th century, Prussian Field Marshal Helmuth Karl Bernhard von Moltke led military operations against France under conditions of information scarcity. It was then that he introduced the “fog of war” concept.
Nearly 200 years later, artificial intelligence floods command centers with such volumes of data that it often leads to situations where decisions are made under great uncertainty.
AI technology specialists have aimed to make modern weapons, enhanced by advanced technologies, strike accurately and effectively — and at the same time, spare civilians.
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