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Artificial Intelligence is now an established
reality, profoundly transforming the current
technological, industrial, and defense landscape.
In this context, the challenge lies in
understanding the true impact of Artificial
Intelligence on operational scenarios and in
adopting advanced technologies for data analysis,
decision support, cybersecurity, autonomous
systems, and applications across land, naval, air,
space, and multi-domain environments. Given the
increasing complexity of geopolitical scenarios,
exploring how AI can be effectively developed,
adopted, and deployed has become a priority for
institutions, the defense sector, industry, and
the research community.
During the meeting organized by the Rome Chapter -
which aims to provide a brief overview of the
state of the art, key evolutionary trends, and the
future implications of this technological
revolution - the primary applications of AI in the
defense and security sectors will be examined.
This includes an analysis of the required
capabilities and the contributions that industry
and research can offer toward their realization
through collaborative innovation pathways.
Particular attention will be given to the
challenges of integrating new technologies into
existing systems, fostering a dialogue between
those who develop technologies, those who
integrate complex systems, and those tasked with
employing them daily in real-world operational
settings.
The discussions will cover developments in
Artificial Intelligence across key operational
domains -land, naval, air, and space - with
applications in critical infrastructure,
communications, cybersecurity, process automation,
data and information management, decision support,
and autonomous systems. |
