Hello and welcome to the fighter pilot podcast. I am your host Vincent Aiello, and this week

we bring you the penultimate installment of Unfuture War, a monthly series from our friends

at authentic media in cooperation with cubic defense. That's right, this 11th out of 12 planned episodes,

while it covers artificial intelligence and machine learning as it relates to future armed conflict,

familiar voices in this series, Scott Chafian, call sign Roger, and Mike Benitez, call sign Paco,

while they explain how AI and ML have been developed and trained and now fine-tuned

to provide a valuable resource to help augment decision-making.

Now, with a capture of more data and ever-faster computing,

these tools are getting better and better,

but how are our leaders and our potential enemies

using these tools to advance agendas,

and why are humans still needed in the decision process?

It's all here in this month's episode of On Future War. Let's get to it.

As technologies and geopolitics change, so does the nature of warfare. Welcome back to On Future

War, a series sponsored by Cubic Defense that looks at emerging technologies and how they may affect peer

and near peer level conflict in the future, particularly in the Indo-Pacific region, with a specific

focus on military tactics, operations, and strategy, and their interaction with the other

instruments of national security policy. The future is now.

The United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces

of the Empire of Japan.

Mr. Gorbachev tear down this wall.

The people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon.

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