AI in special operations will always have ‘a human in the loop,’ top officer says
A top military officer recently discussed the role of artificial intelligence in special operations. Navy Adm. Frank M.
Bradley, commander of US Special Operations Command, shared his thoughts on the technology. He emphasized the importance of human involvement in decision-making processes. Bradley's comments were made during a panel discussion at SOF Week in Tampa, Florida.
The event featured a wide-ranging conversation about the use of AI in finding targets for troops. Further details about the discussion are available from the source. The commander's remarks highlighted the need for human oversight in the use of AI in military operations, ensuring that decisions are made with careful consideration.
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