| dc.description.abstract | The warfare systems, which were fundamentally
dominated by human intervention in the early years, have
evolved in modern context with the advent of emerging
technologies such as non-human intelligence. In that case,
modern warfare systems, enhanced by the integration of
Artificial Intelligence (AI) have been able to achieve
efficiency, maintenance capacity, risk management, cost
reduction, and surveillance. However, while AI contributes
to increase the overall performance on the battlefield, it
also presents challenges in areas such as adaptability,
complexity, ethical concerns, etc. Although the deployment
of AI in warfare reduces the need for human involvement,
it is crucial to be concerned about the diminishing role of
human skills and capabilities on the battlefield. This
influences to understand the comparative dynamics
between AI and human inputs in warfare systems. This
research explores the challenges and opportunities of both
AI and human inputs in warfare, along with a comparison
of both, focussing on aspects such as efficiency,
maintenance capacity, decision-making, surveillance, risk
management, adaptability, and strategic implications in
warfare systems. The research, which was mainly
conducted through the qualitative method while looking
into case studies and existing literature, has found that AI
can enhance capacity, reduce human error, and save
human capacity for other essential tasks in warfare
systems. But, in contrast, it introduces uncertainties that
are less prevalent with human inputs. Furthermore, the
research emphasises that both AI warfare systems and
conventional warfare systems can have challenges and
opportunities that require an integration of both AI and
human inputs in warfare. However, the research illustrates
that, a good collaboration between these two can achieve
expectations on the battlefield, ensuring adaptability for
evolving trends through effective warfare strategies. | en_US |
