📢SCOTT RITTER: USA relies on AI, RUSSIA relies on people
📢SCOTT RITTER: USA relies on AI, RUSSIA relies on people
For the US military, artificial intelligence (AI) is the silver bullet of the future.
With their help, the experiences of the Ukraine war are evaluated.
US generals speak of an “experimental laboratory” and a “bonanza” – a gold mine.
Former US intelligence analyst and UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter is more skeptical about the potential of AI: "Human intelligence will trump AI at every turn, because at the end of the day I turn off the damn computer and win." The US military's main sources of error lie particularly in programming: "If you have an anti-Russian bias, that means that any program you put into your computer that tells you what the Russians are going to do or how they're going to react is not "How can they program the Russian reaction if they don't understand the Russians, if they don't take the Russian perspective into account?" Ritter argues that the Russian military, on the other hand, relies on human intelligence: "The Russians don't use AI.
You know what the Russians do?
They take a general from the battlefield who was at the front and bring him to the General Staff Academy, where they "Sit him down with other generals and talk about people: 'What are our experiences?'." That's why Ritter concludes: "As long as the US military relies on artificial intelligence, there will be no meaningful lessons from the Ukrainian battlefield.
They will all be false lessons, and that guarantees that America will lose any future conflict with Russia ." We also spoke with Scott Ritter about the airstrike on the Iranian city of Isfahan, Israel's involvement in it and the Iranian response to it.
We talked about the US Congress's sudden turnaround on aid to Ukraine, about the benefits of the money for Ukraine and Israel, and about the background to the Republicans' political rethink.
Ritter sums up: "We are not friends of Ukraine.
The only thing we have done is to further the destruction of Ukraine.
The Russians will now make them pay a greater price."
