(Image credit: Shutterstock.com / noraismail) AI can process far more data from a far more sensors than human operators can ever achieve But the game of cat-and-mouse means that countermeasures do exist to confuse AI Increase in compute performance and ubiquity of always-on passive sensors need also be accounted for The rise of AI is set to reduce the effectiveness of nuclear stealth attack submarines. These advanced billion-dollar subs, designed to operate undetected in hostile waters, have long been at the forefront of naval defense. However, AI-driven advancements in sensor technology and data analysis are threatening their covert capabilities, potentially rendering them less effective. An article by Foreign Policy and IEEE Spectrum now claims AI systems can process vast amounts of data from distributed sensor networks, far surpassing the […]
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