AI governance for military decision-making: A proposal for managing complexity
A proposal published through Cambridge University Press addresses AI governance frameworks for military decision-making, focusing on how to manage the complexity that AI systems introduce into high-stakes defense contexts.
Why this matters: Military AI is not a distant concern. When AI systems inform targeting, logistics, or command decisions, the question of who is accountable for a mistake becomes very hard to answer very fast. Governance frameworks matter here more than almost anywhere else. A wrong call in a business context can be corrected. A wrong call in a combat context often cannot. The real work is figuring out where humans stay in the loop and what happens when the AI is wrong and no one noticed in time.
Who should care: AI governance · Lawyers · Administrators · General readers · Policy
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