The original report (Link: <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XT1-vygq8TNwP3I-ljMkP9_MqYh-ycAk/view" rel="nofollow">https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XT1-vygq8TNwP3I-ljMkP9_MqYh...</a>) contains wealth of references. I am still going through it, but the following stood out for me:<p>Defending against AI-capable adversaries without employing AI is an invitation to disaster. AI will compress decision time frames from minutes to seconds, expand the scale of attacks, and demand responses that will tax the limits of human cognition. Human operators will not be able to defend against AI-enabled cyber or disinformation attacks, drone swarms, or missile attacks without the assistance of AI-enabled machines. The best human operator cannot defend against multiple machines making thousands of maneuvers per second potentially moving at hypersonic speeds and orchestrated by AI across domains. Humans cannot be everywhere at once, but software can.