ID | 176615 |
Title Proper | Penetrating artificial intelligence-enhanced antiaccess/area denial |
Other Title Information | a challenge for tomorrow's pacific air forces |
Language | ENG |
Author | Uber, Richard |
Summary / Abstract (Note) | To ensure a free and open Indo-Pacific, the United States Air Force (USAF) must maintain its ability to freely operate in international airspace and project force forward to deter aggression. Future improvements to antiaccess/area-denial (A2/ AD) systems will certainly include artificial intelligence (AI). AI is a strategic priority of our adversaries, as it can provide significant benefits for national defense. The USAF must be prepared to tackle these technical challenges to uphold our regional commitments and protect international interests in the IndoPacific. Three specific applications relevant to A2/AD are (1) target recognition from multiple fused data sources, (2) improved war gaming with agent-based models, and (3) blockchain-enabled autonomous systems. This article will introduce how these technologies might be integrated into future A2/AD systems and recommend some strategies for addressing and overcoming these challenges. |
`In' analytical Note | Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs Vol. 3, No.4; Winter 2020: p.54-65 |
Journal Source | Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs 2020-10 3, 4 |
Key Words | Artificial Intelligence ; United States Air Force ; Antiaccess/Area-Denial ; Blockchain-Enabled Autonomous Systems |