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Information Warfare: The American AI Gap
« on: October 18, 2025, 09:49:52 am »
Information Warfare: The American AI Gap
 

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October 14, 2025: The American military is seeking to upgrade its Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities to match the levels of China, Russia, and allies like Israel. The U.S. has been collaborating with the Israeli military, which has made substantial progress in adapting AI software to integrate with their combat control systems, utilizing new drone warfare weapons and techniques, and gathering intelligence on enemy identities, locations, and capabilities. Amid these advancements, the new system, called Refaim, can coordinate attacks on detected targets across army, air force, and naval units.


This has put pressure on the United States to develop AI technology its military can use for propaganda and influence operations against enemy troops and populations. Current AI technology enables mimicking the voices of enemy officers to send confusing radio messages to their subordinates. As a result, enemy forces may move in the wrong direction or fire artillery at incorrect targets, including their own troops.

AI can also assist commanders in making decisions more quickly. New technology does not gain widespread acceptance until it proves its usefulness and trustworthiness to users. This was true for the telegraph in the late 1800s, broadcast radio in the 1920s, and television three decades later. In fact, the development of more effective telegraph systems coincided with efforts to create commercial radio and television services. In the 1970s, personal computers (PCs) were developed. The idea seemed absurd at first, but as tinkerers and hobbyist developers produced the first functional PCs, a new industry was born. By the late 1970s, Apple, Radio Shack, and other firms were selling PCs to an enthusiastic and sizable audience. Decades of American government and military work on the internet became commercially available in 1995, making the maturing PC industry a must-have product.

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