Alexandr (Alex) Wang

Like, just in the same way that you would command your forces today, like all of your, you know, your various, your forces across all domains to like try to pincer or outmaneuver the enemy, you'll do the same kind of planning for

You're like AI army, so to speak, or you're AI... Allocation of assets.

Yeah, you're allocation of assets, exactly.

And a lot of it will be, okay, how many am I dedicating towards hacking and sabotaging the opponent?

How many am I dedicating towards my own military planning and wargaming process?

The other thing is how many you allocate towards...

uh towards you know the the other key component here is drones and uh how many are allocating towards doing the like very tactical mission level autonomy to accomplish you know mission level objectives um but it'll be it'll be like i think it really boils down to ultimately who has more resources and then what are those resources that's going to be about

large-scale data centers.

So who has bigger data centers and more power to run all these AI agents?

Yeah, that, yeah, no, you're exactly right.

Then I, yeah, exactly.

You have another AI that's planning out and mapping out, you know, how should I allocate my AI resources to properly deal with the adversary, given what I know about the adversary.

And then, so then what are the ways in which

You know, so then what are the key dimensions that would give you an edge versus your adversary?

Well, it's if A, your AI is different somehow.

So it actually is like hard for your adversary to know exactly how you would act.

Like basically strategic surprise in some form, in the form of like a different thinking process or a different sort of like way of reasoning of the AI systems.

And the other one is ambiguity of what your resources actually are.

If somehow I can make the adversary think that I have way fewer resources than I actually do or way more resources than I actually do, that'll be a critical element of strategic surprise in those kinds of situations as well.

So, yeah, this is a great question.