AI is already at war/ Michele A. Flournoy

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FLOURNOY Michele A

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

In: Foreign Affairs, Volume 102, Isue 6, November-December 2023, pg. 56-69Summary: This article looks at AI intelligence and how the United States is accelerating its development in the defense sector for fear of being left behind in military prowess.

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This article looks at AI intelligence and how the United States is accelerating its development in the defense sector for fear of being left behind in military prowess.

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