Military exploiting artificial intelligence

 Business Insider:

The US defense complex is looking to harness the power of artificial intelligence, Bloomberg reported, citing one Air Force colonel who said the technology can speed up tasks rapidly.

Matthew Strohmeyer, the colonel, said a large language model, or LLM, zipped through a task in 10 minutes that usually would have taken humans hours or days to complete.

"It was highly successful," he told Bloomberg. "It was very fast."

The story said the Pentagon wouldn't say which LLMs it's testing, but it did say the models are being fed some "secret-level" data to see how they function in real-time.

The Defense Department could eventually use AI to help make decisions. The current eight-week exercise runs until July 26, Bloomberg reported. Representatives for the Department of Defense did not immediately respond to Insider's emailed request for comment ahead of publication.
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I suspect we will see AI used in other areas of complexity.  It would not surprise me to see it used by big law firms to prepare cases and arguments. 

See, also:

The US Army is looking for help from AI to predict what its enemies will do minutes or even hours before they do it

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