Alexandr (Alex) Wang

there's a lot of stuff you have to consider.

Um, and so, uh, that's really the, the, the step change here is just like a, uh, like dramatically accelerating situational awareness, dramatically accelerating, like an understanding of what the different course actions are, what could happen, what are the consequences, um, and surfacing that to commander.

Does it make a recommendation?

Um, this is kind of an interesting thing.

We,

We go back and forth if we want to make a recommendation because ultimately, like...

we don't want to just be like, you know, we don't want to let commanders kind of like sleepwalk, if that makes sense.

We want them to like, you know, our military commanders are the best humans in the world, like considering all of the potential consequences of these different course of action.

And also considering, you know, and ultimately making a call based on those potential consequences.

So I think we want to ensure that

commanders are still exercising their judgment in these decisions versus just making it easier for them to just say, oh, go with what the AI says.

Interesting.

Wow.

But then, okay, think about what happens next.

And this is where stuff gets really freaky.

So

Let's say that obviously in a world where just the blue force, just the United States has this capability, that's great.

We're gonna be running circles around everyone else.

But then what happens if the red force, China, Russia, whomever, also has the capability.

Then you're in this situation where I've war-gamed out the whole situation.