Emmy Probasco

Henry Farrell, a political scientist on tech and geopolitics; Bryan Clark, a retired Navy officer and naval warfare analyst; Michael Horowitz, a defense policy scholar who rewrote Pentagon autonomy rules; and Emmy Probasco, a CSET fellow and former Navy officer on military AI. They discuss the U.S. use of low-cost drones in precise mass strikes. They debate regime decapitation risks, air-defense strain and stockpile depletion, and how large language models like Claude are being integrated into military systems.

Emmy Probasco, a senior fellow at Georgetown University, and Igor Mikolic-Torreira, director of analysis at the same institution, discuss the futuristic implications of artificial intelligence in warfare. They delve into the Maven Smart System, an innovative AI tool used by the Army's XVIII Airborne Corps, and how it contrasts with traditional military processes. The conversation also covers the challenges of integrating technology in defense, the need for adaptable military strategies, and the importance of AI literacy among personnel for effective decision-making.

Emmy Probasco, a senior fellow at Georgetown's CSET, dives into the fascinating intersection of AI and military strategies. She discusses how AI transforms military operations, emphasizing collaboration and the risks of inaccuracies, dubbed 'hallucinations.' Probasco explores the ethical dilemmas surrounding Project Maven and the disruptive roles of tech innovators like Palantir. She also examines AI's impact in real-world conflicts like Russo-Ukrainian war, underlining the importance of human oversight in this evolving battlefield.