artificial intelligence

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Information War is the Continuation of Politics by Other Memes: Information, Disinformation, and Social Media as Weapons

May 8, 2019June 23, 2019 Over The Horizon 0 Comments #pizzagate, 2016 presidential election, @Jenn_Abrams, @teapartynews, @Ten_GOP, active measures, AI, AP, artificial intelligence, BBC News, Being Patriotic, BET, Black Lives Matter, Blacktivist, Breitbart, Brexit, Brooking, Business Insider, BuzzFeed, Charlottesville, CNN, critical thinking, Dallas News, Deep Fakes, dezinformatsiya, disinformation, Don't Shoot Us, Education System, Estonia, Facebook, Fake News, Finland, Foundation for Critical Thinking, Fox News, France24, Gerasimov Doctrine, Gizmodo, Google, grey-zone, HuffPost, human domain, hybrid warfare, IJR, information warfare, Infowars, Internet Research Agency, KGB, lateral thinking, Latvia, LikeWar, Lithuania, Mashable, McFate, Messing with the Enemy, Mueller report, New York Times, Nimmo, Operation Infektion, Putin, Quartz, Reddit, Refinery29, Russia, Russia Today, Secured Borders, Singer, Sky News, social media, Sockpuppets, Sputnik, strategic paralysis, The Daily Caller, The Daily Dot, the Daily Mail, the Independent, the National Post, The New Rules of War, the New York Daily News, The Observer, The Telegraph, the Times of India, the Washington Post, Trolls, Twitter, U.S. News and World Report, Ukraine, United Muslims of America, US, USA Today, Watts, Yahoo Sports

The article will analyze how Russia is using social media to generate and spread disinformation to distort facts and divide the US government and society.

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Artificial Intelligence: A Non-State Actor’s New Best Friend

May 1, 2019June 11, 2019 Over The Horizon 0 Comments AI, artificial intelligence, Dual-Use Technology, Facial Recognition, Lethal Autonomous Technology, Non-State Actors, surveillance

An AI application that is being overlooked in the defense community is the potential for non-state actors to use AI to expand their capabilities at a low-cost.

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Intelligence for Quantum Age Learning: Data Visualization & Inquiry of the Information Environment

February 13, 2019March 3, 2019 Over The Horizon 0 Comments advanced analysis, anticipatory analysis, artificial intelligence, Assumptions, data visualization, effect-chains, encrypted data, entangled causes and effects, ethical questions, evidence, forecasting, hyper dimensional relationship analysis, Information Environment, innovate, intelligence analysis, joint operations design, kill-chain, learner-centered, learning methods, Machine learning, multi-domain operations, multiple perspectives, node, operational planning, predictive hypotheses, Quantum Computing, Savant X, scientific questions, Socratic method, spatial relationships, strategic advantage, synthesize

Data visualization solutions for maintaining a learning advantage in a quantum age of technological & information expansion.

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Observations on the Pursuit of Artificial Intelligence in the DoD

November 14, 2018November 27, 2018 Over The Horizon 0 Comments AI, artificial intelligence, china

By: Ryan Hilger Reading Time: 9 Minutes In May 2018, President Donald Trump, following several years of fretting over Russian

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Duelling Algorithms: Using Artificial Intelligence in Warfighting

April 25, 2018May 3, 2018 Over The Horizon 1 Comment AI, artificial intelligence, Big Data, china, Human-Machine Teaming, law of armed conflict, Machine learning, morality, PLA, Project Maven, robots, Russia, Skynet

Examining the dichotomy of AI employment in warfare-“Do things better?” or “Do better things?”-and other implementation challenges.

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21st Century Strategic Deterrence: “Beyond Nuclear”

March 26, 2018September 17, 2018 Over The Horizon 0 Comments artificial intelligence, china, coercion, deterrence, Estonia, future tech, Georgia, Hypersonic, NATO, Nuclear, Quantum Computing, reflexive control, Russia, strategy

The U.S. needs to start writing the guidelines for 21st century strategic deterrence, focusing on methods beyond nuclear options.

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Math Wars: The Myths of Quantitative Analysis

February 14, 2018February 22, 2018 Over The Horizon 0 Comments analysis, artificial intelligence, assessment, decision, joint, JOPP, learning, machine, math, myth, operations, planning, quantitative, research, solution, Warden, wars

Quantitative analysis is a powerful tool, but it will never precisely solve the riddle of warfare despite repeated promises to the contrary.

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OTH Podcast 4: Exploring Cognitive Warfare

November 8, 2017September 17, 2018 Over The Horizon 2 Comments artificial intelligence, Big Data, Cognitive Domain, Cognitive Warfare, combat cloud, CSAF, cyber, DARPA, DIA, DIUx, future war, Grounded Curiosity, human domain, Information Operations, intelligence, open source, pako, podcast, Russia, sugar

In OTH’s fourth podcast we examine the concept of cognitive warfare and what it means for the future security environment.

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