The editor summarises the findings of an inquiry by the United States Army into possible applications of artificial intelligence systems to command, control and communications systems. The Army is interested in the use of artificial intelligence software and sensor combinations for artillery fire support, air defense and maneuver control in airland battle management applications. Little evidence exists that artificial intelligence is being absorbed in weapons systems that are being fielded. The Army generally agreed that in many areas this new technology could prove valuable for support planning, for tradeoffs for alternative actions and for use by artillery batteries. This latter application could make use of artificial intelligence, not just for static planning, but for rapid replanning in a dynamic scenario.
US artificial intelligence is pivotal to scientific aims
Künstliche Intelligenz der USA-Armee für wissenschaftliche Zwecke
Signal ; 44 , 8 ; 31-35
1990
5 Seiten
Article (Journal)
English
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