Thread by @peterwsinger

The seven new “pillars of wisdom” that @august_cole and I suggest for military officers, from @USArmy "Invisible Force" project
threatcasting.asu.edu/sites/default/…

1) Education:
It is a new world and new ways of thinking, and
sharing, are needed.

@august_cole @USArmy Training:
Blurring lines between reality and truth requires the
new skills of both digital literacy and the ability to exercise the
imagination, faster than ever.

@august_cole @USArmy Intelligence:
Know not just the enemies' strengths and weaknesses, but also your own, as adversary AI algorithms are already preparing to exploit them.

@august_cole @USArmy Technology:
The algorithms of software are more important than the physics of hardware, particularly when digital effects
impact the real world.

@august_cole @USArmy Doctrine:
When tactical/strategic surprise is moving at machine speed, doctrine must be flexible, adaptive, and,
most of all, creative.

@august_cole @USArmy Operations:
Expect that things will go wrong — really wrong— as machine learning will exploit all errors exponentially

@august_cole @USArmy Leadership:
Leadership will be as much about delegation as direction, trusting even more highly empowered Army
servicemembers with not just tactical decisions, but decisions of strategic effect.

@Doctrine_Man Would love your take on these. Do they hit emergent needs in an AI fueled world?