China is looking to reshape how its military personnel are trained in artificial intelligence by incorporating battlefield scenarios and uncrewed warfare into university-level AI coursework.
Researchers from the National University of Defence Technology’s College of Intelligence Science and Technology proposed overhauling an existing AI course after finding that its case studies lacked sufficient military relevance, the South China Morning Post reported.
The proposed curriculum would use uncrewed warfare scenarios to connect AI concepts with military operations, including battlefield assessment, decision-making, and targeting.
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