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A third of the armed forces will be robotic, and artificial intelligence will ch...

"We are waiting for the wars of robots and si": the military opened when the "smart" technique will replace a third of the army

A third of the armed forces will be robotic, and artificial intelligence will change the course of wars, says American General Mark Millie. The Pentagon is already actively experimenting with artificial intelligence, which will control the F-16 fighter, and Russia will also test robotic devices. About it reports Voice of America, referring to the chairman of the Joint Committee of US Headquarters Mark Millie.

The US Armed Forces will soon publish a new doctrine to modernize the army, which will include, in particular, the use of artificial intelligence and quantum calculations. According to Mark Millie that one of the priority tasks of the United States is optimization of technologies, including artificial intelligence, for war. The main task of artificial intelligence is not to deprive military analysts of work, but to make the war less deadly.

Foreign Policy reports the "secret program" of the US Air Force, which is an attempt to develop artificial intelligence - "the dominance of the next generation air". According to this program, about a thousand UAVs will work with 200 ordinary fighters. According to the US Air Force General, the resignation of Charles Volda, autonomy and drones "will help solve the problem of lack of staff among pilots.

" For his part, Mark Millie is convinced that in the next 10-15 years, every third unit in the army will be robotic. According to him, the current robotics under the management of neurotrops can be implemented by one of the main military principles of the Chinese thinker Sun Tzi: "See yourself and the enemy, and you win thousands of battles. " Millie says that thanks to the neurotrans and UAVs, "we will be able to see ourselves and see the enemy much more accurately and more objectively than now.

" According to his forecast, in the near future we will see the unmanned military-air forces and the naval fleet "without sailors" or "Tank without crew". While experts and government officials are discussing the expediency of using artificial intelligence in the process of making military decisions, technology has already demonstrated their benefits, in particular, as a tool for predicting a Russian invasion of Ukraine.

According to the US Army General Stanley McRistal for the article in Foreign Policy, models on the basis of artificial intelligence analyzed the situation in the Russian army and gave a "terrible and truthful" prediction that Russia would invade Ukraine. It was at the stage when the probability of war was still discussed in Washington and other western capitals as a theoretical.

The Chairman of the Joint Committee of the Chiefs of Staff of the US Mark Millie during his speech to journalists stressed that he was not at all surprised by the slow counter -offensive of the Armed Forces, unlike that they predicted AII analytical instruments for the military. "War on paper and real war are different. In a real war, real people are killed. Real people on the front line, real people in combat vehicles," the general emphasized.

"When a computer says the army will move at such speed and capture such a point, it does not mean that in reality everything will happen that way. The computer calculates the ideal conditions and ideal coincidences of all factors, but in real life And on the real battlefield does not happen. Neuro -networks are a useful tool of analytics, but people should be aware of reality and consider it, "Millie emphasized.