Author: Shailender Arya and Udaya Arun

The AI Impact Summit in New Delhi focused our attention on AI, before the conflict in West Asia took it away. Even in this conflict, behind the missile and drone strikes, AI remains as force multiplier, distilling intelligence and enabling mission planning at unpreceded rates for the U.S. military. Earlier this year, Palantir’s Project Maven, an AI-powered surveillance and targeting system, was used by the U.S. military in operations targeting Venezuela. The defence application of AI are immense. Almost everything will change – surveillance & reconnaissance, targeting, command and control, electronic warfare, and logistics. By monitoring fuel levels, equipment wear…