Summary
Lockheed Martin's technology officer Craig Martell discussed the need for humans and machines to work together in future warfare. He emphasized the importance of training with AI systems and taking responsibility for their use. The U.S. Army has started using autonomous Black Hawk helicopters as part of this technological advancement.
Key Facts
- Lockheed Martin's CTO, Craig Martell, spoke about human-machine teamwork at an AI summit.
- The military is increasing its use of autonomous weapons, leading to debates on trust and accountability.
- Martell believes that humans must train with AI systems to understand their errors and limits.
- He envisions a pilot working with autonomous aircraft to enhance safety.
- Martell previously served as the Defense Department's first chief digital and AI officer.
- The Army received its first autonomous Black Hawk helicopter, which can operate alone or be remotely controlled.
- The autonomous Black Hawk reflects a shift towards using drones and unmanned vehicles in combat.
