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The cyber arms race in 2019/ John Antal

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ANTAL John

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TextPublication details: 2019Subject(s):

CHINA -- CYBER

In: Military Technology: Vol. XLIII, Issue 7-8, 2019, pp.23-24 (38)Summary: The article highlights cyberspace is a critical warfare domain that will have a disruptive effect on the other domains land, sea and space. The race to create better offensive and defensive cyberwar capabilities is a race that no modern military force can afford lose. It is becoming clear that to become dominant in cyberspace requires machine learning and improve artificial intelligence.

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The article highlights cyberspace is a critical warfare domain that will have a disruptive effect on the other domains land, sea and space. The race to create better offensive and defensive cyberwar capabilities is a race that no modern military force can afford lose. It is becoming clear that to become dominant in cyberspace requires machine learning and improve artificial intelligence.

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