In applying AI to military decision-making, the IP4 should learn from NATO
CSET Georgetown Jason Ly
Opinion — commentary, not a factual news event.
An op-ed argues that NATO’s Indo-Pacific Four partners should learn from NATO’s faster adoption of AI-enabled decision-support systems for military decision-making and coalition operations. The piece highlights overcoming hesitancy by building confidence through demonstrations, exercises, and transparency. As a result, it calls for the IP4 to increase trust and cooperation by testing and sharing how AI decision-support works in practice.
Why it matters
Sophie Mayo, Emelia Probasco, and Lauren Kahn shared their expert analysis in an op-ed published by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s The Strategist. In their piece, they examine how NATO’s Indo-Pacific Four (IP4) partners, Australia, Japan, South Korea, and New Zealand, can learn from the NATO’s rapid adoption of AI-enabled decision-support systems for military decision-making and coalition operations. The post In applying AI to military decision-making, the IP4 should learn from NATO appeared first on Center for Security and Emerging Technology.
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