Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for Military Intelligence: Enhancing Capabilities in the Digital Age
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This article aims to explore the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in military intelligence to enhance the efficiency and capabilities of intelligence units in the digital era. It discusses the use of AI in analyzing big data, natural language processing, image recognition, forecasting, deception detection, and virtual reality training. These applications enable the collection, processing, and analysis of vast amounts of data from diverse sources, anticipating threats in advance, and supporting strategic decision-making more effectively. However, the use of AI also has limitations and risks that must be considered. It is essential to ensure that AI operates under the control and supervision of experts, viewing the technology as a tool to support decision-making rather than the sole determinant. Future directions should focus on research to improve the accuracy and reliability of AI, fostering collaboration in data sharing, developing human resources, and establishing appropriate ethical and legal frameworks. These measures will drive the efficient, transparent, and beneficial use of AI in intelligence work for the overall benefit of the nation.
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