What role should Artificial Intelligence play in cyberspace operations?
Check out this piece from Quartz.
According to the article:“The free service, called DoNotPay, has successfully challenged 160,000 parking tickets—around $4 million worth—in London and New York. It was launched just 21 months ago by London-born Stanford University student Joshua Browder, who says it took him three months to program and who describes DoNotPay as “the world’s first robot lawyer.”
The service helps users by first asking them a few questions about their parking ticket to figure out if an appeal is possible. The chatbot then helps the user navigate the appeals process.”
Read the entire article here.
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Could Artificial Intelligence be considered a force multiplier in cyberspace?
How can we better leverage Artificial Intelligence to support Cyber Operations?
Considering the speed at which Cyberspace Operations will occur in warfare, can we be effective in cyberspace without leveraging Artificial Intelligence?
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Chuck
18 July 2016 at 13:23
Great post! AI is a broad field which encompasses, among others, machine learning, expert systems, search algorithms, neural networks, and so on. This post has some nice info http://www.nextgov.com/defense/2015/12/robots-are-key-pentagons-defensive-cyber-operations-strategy/124508/. Utilizing AI in general to help aid cyber operators, or take action without being told to, could be seen as force multiplier. The private sector is already using AI to augment humans in the analysis loop. The next step is for AI systems to take action without needing to inform a human. This is being worked on, too.
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