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Resources

📄 Lesson PDF

📊 Slides PDF

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Video Lesson

https://youtu.be/2nwqTXrdvJc

Learning Objectives

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By the end of this lesson, participants will be able to:

  1. Identify China's military AI research programs and Military-Civil Fusion strategy, including PLA organizational investments and autonomous systems development across air, ground, and maritime domains
  2. Explain Russia's asymmetric AI strategy focused on unmanned systems, electronic warfare, and information operations driven by personnel and budget constraints
  3. Describe AI development programs across multiple nations including Israel, the European Union, the United Kingdom, and NATO alliance coordination efforts
  4. Explain how commercial AI innovation creates military advantages through dual-use foundation models, open-source proliferation, and cost efficiency disruption
  5. Assess why there will be no U.S. monopoly in military AI and how the global competition differs fundamentally from past technological advantages
  6. Articulate the strategic implications of international AI competition for military professionals operating in multinational and contested environments