Abstract
ABSTRACT Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies will exponentially change the pace at which states compete with each other and create a strategic advantage for early adopters of this technology. One of the early adopters of this technology is the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) having already successfully employed AI tech in the field. As a result, widespread adoption of this technology across the force will occur in the near future. Therefore, the DoD must educate its workforce on the potential, and pitfalls, of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies to most effectively employ this capability.
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