AI-Enabled Cyber Operations

Strategists Daniel Araya and Rodrigo Nieto-Gomez proclaim that Artificial Intelligence (AI) has evolved into a “powerful driver of social transformation,” manifested by Machine Learning (ML) in a wide range of mainstream commercial applications.[1]  As renown entrepreneur Steve Blank explains, AI solves problems, makes decisions, and performs tasks that “traditionally require humans to do.”[2]  ML is a subfield of AI, where data is combined with algorithms to train a model, which can make predictions or inferences without explicit programming.  In a defensive cyber operations context, ML . . .