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Artificial War
Artificial intelligence is transforming the way wars are fought. To ensure its security, Europe cannot afford to be left behind in the technological race
Artificial intelligence is already reshaping the nature of warfare—and we are only at the beginning. In an increasingly conflict-prone world, no country can afford to fall behind in the race to develop military AI. If this technology is to strengthen defense more than aggression and serve as a credible deterrent to war, governments must invest rapidly while drawing on the hard-earned lessons of Ukraine’s resistance to the Russian invasion. Europe also needs closer coordination and a shared approach to developing and managing its next generation of defense capabilities. Yet Italy continues to devote a disproportionate share of its defense budget to personnel rather than to advanced technologies and military equipment.
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