Artificial intelligence is already helping our commanders make faster and better-informed decisions, by turning enormous volumes of data into a usable picture. But speed is only useful if the input can be trusted. India must build its own algorithms, trained on its own data and tuned to its own terrain and threats, rather than depend on systems we cannot fully inspect. We must also remember that an adversary will try to interfere with the data feeding these tools, through deception, jamming or poisoning, so every output needs to be treated with caution. That is why humans must stay in the loop. AI can inform a decision, but accountability for that decision must always rest with a human being, not a machine
Kill webs, drones and less guesswork: How India's armed forces are using AI in combat
Artificial intelligence is actively being integrated into India's armed forces to improve military operations and efficiency. Operation Sindoor showcased the effectiveness of AI in analyzing military data and enhancing battlefield strategies. Various AI applications are utilized, including systems for target detection and operational planning. Additionally, advancements in combat technology aim to ease physical burdens on soldiers during operations. Ultimately, while AI aids decision-making, human judgment remains crucial in military engagements.
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