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Articles by Doron Drusinsky
Prepare for AI-Enabled Future Logistics
This article is a reprise of a talk that was given at Naval Postgraduate School on 16 August 2021. Logistics has been a backdrop for the entire duration of modern warfare. New advanced computing abilities have recently emerged, including Artificial Intelligence (AI), to assist in decision making at compute speed. Much consideration has been given to the ethics and circumstances under which the United States would use AI systems to conduct attacks on an adversary.
Navy Reserve Fighting Instructions: Deliver Warfighting Readiness
By Vice Admiral John B. Mustin, U.S. Navy To address the realities of the current global competitive environment, the U.S. Navy is evolving to ensure readiness for a high-end conflict with peer and near-peer adversaries. Commensurate with that evolution, the Navy Reserve force is transforming its structure, training, and mobilization processes to generate and deliver combat power and strategic warfighting depth.
Military Intelligent Systems Pose Strategic Dilemmas
Military Intelligent Systems Pose Strategic Dilemmas Current-generation artificial intelligence confronts the military with strategic dilemmas that demand deeper insight into AI. Read Full Article »
Military Intelligent Systems Pose Strategic Dilemmas
Militaries around the world believe that artificial intelligence (AI) is of immense strategic importance and is the only technology that can keep up with an accelerating operations tempo. Good AI can recognize the content of photographs, track targets in satellite imagery, classify objects in large datasets, control weapon systems, advise on strategy from wargames, manage swarms of small ships and drones, and team with humans. The competition to master this technology is global.
Verification and Validation for Trustworthy Software Systems
This article first appeared in IEEE Softwaremagazine and is brought to you by InfoQ & IEEE Computer Society. The close interaction between high-integrity systems and their operating environments places a high priority on understanding and satisfying both functional requirements (what the software must do) and safety requirements (what the system must not do).
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