Will gamers win the next war?
What does playing games even have to do with real-life military strategy?
What data processing do we retain the preserve of humans, and what should be passed on to AI?
Can gaming make the learning experience richer?
These are all super important questions.
In this episode, we try and answer these questions by taking a deep dive into the fascinating developments happening in the military sphere. Specifically the use of gaming - and how the technology behind this starting to be used to drive better strategy and more informed decision-making in a military setting. But, of course, its application is far wider.
To talk about this topic, Chris has invited two military experts with active-duty experience, who sit right at the forefront of this development. US Army Strategist Colonel Arnel David and British Army Lieutenant Colonel Nick Moran. Both Arnel and Nick bring a wealth of information and insight into the use of AI in the military setting, as well as discuss some of their observations from their setting up and running of the military strategy game, Fight Club International: a gaming experimentation group seeking to improve the efficacy of warfighting across the spectrum of conflict and competition.
Here's a link to an article Nick and Arnel wrote that we touch on in the episode. Why Gamers Will Win The Next War.