AI's impact on warfare will be as big as nuclear weapons', says ex-Google CEO | Business Insider

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Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google, thinks that AI has the power to revolutionise modern warfare.

Schmidt is now focusing his efforts on bringing AI tech into the US military. He is part of a group of investors that raised $13 million in seed funding for Istari, a startup thatTechnologies like Istari can be used to build a stronger US military that can out-compete forces in countries like China, Schmidt told Wired.

Schmidt told Wired that the Pentagon should turn to Ukraine's military response to Russia's invasion — from converting commercial drones into weapons to 3D-printing components of weaponry — as inspiration for using better tech. Schmidt has previously expressed his frustration about the pace at which the Pentagon is adapting new technology — particularly AI.And in a 2020 op-ed in The New York Times,the US government"needs to get back in the game in a serious way" in order for the country to win the technology race against China. He added that artificial intelligence should be a priority for the country.

 

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