TAMPA, FL – With the U.S. submarine industrial base straining to sustain output, questions are mounting over whether autonomous platforms could bridge an emerging capability gap. China’s People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) now commissions nine submarines a year — three conventional and six nuclear-powered. By contrast, the U.S. Navy is averaging barely 1.3 nuclear-powered boats…
By James Rosone Author | CEO, Front Line Publishing Inc. The future of modern warfare is upon us: artificial intelligence, unmanned autonomous vehicles, robotics, and predictive behavioral analysis. The purpose of writing this series of articles focusing on these four areas is simple–I hope to educate and inform my readers, fellow veterans, active-duty military, policy…
Some historians trace the use of drones back to the mid-1980s [1]. They’ve been used in war as a scouting tool to identify targets for artillery and airstrikes. As technology evolved and it became easier to miniaturize components and improve their power cells, the capability of drones has also increased immensely. They are cheaper, smaller,…
AI and the future of warfare Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) will revolutionize warfare as we know it, plain and simple. Just as the airplane and the aircraft carrier ended the days of the big battleships and dreadnaughts, AI is going to have a profound impact on the future of warfare and how…
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