Waves of Consequence: The Capabilities of A.I. from a Military Perspective with General Bryan Fenton, the Commander of United States Special Operations Command

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In this episode of At the Boundary, GNSI Tampa Summit 3 keynote speaker, General Bryan Fenton, Commander of U.S. Special Forces Operations Command (USSOCOM), shares topics of military interest in artificial intelligence. AI has transformed the way his team at Special Operations Command processes and solves the difficult challenges this technology brings with its advancements.
He borrows a phrase from Indo-Pacific surfers – "Waves of Consequence" – to describe the current and future AI environment. Fenton’s address shared the unique and ever-changing challenges the SOCOM teams face not only in America, but around the globe.

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The Journal of Strategic Security, Issue 17, Number 1
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