As AI’s role in U.S. national security operations increases, what are the risks? What are the opportunities? What red lines need to be drawn?
The Institute for Security and Technology (IST), with support from the Future of Life Institute (FLI), conducted a first-of-its-kind survey to capture what national security professionals consider to be the implications of artificial intelligence. More than 100 survey respondents, ranging from former Under Secretaries in the U.S. government to retired flag officers in the military, answered questions to gauge how current and former decision-makers and policymakers are thinking about the impact of powerful new AI models on the military, cybersecurity, and weapons of mass destruction.
In a launch event accompanying the release of the report, AI and the Future of National Security, report authors and contributing experts sat down on Wednesday, September 2, to share key findings and explore what’s next for AI in national security.
