Daniel Driscoll: “Keeping a human in the loop is full fundamental to probably…”

“The goal to prepare soldiers for a world in which wars are won by drones, sensors and artificial intelligence. I think when you talk to soldiers about that, they're not actually worried about their role being outsourced to AI. Keeping a human in the loop is full fundamental to probably the type of creativity that will be required in future warfare. In addition to modernizing systems, Driscoll's team identified $48 billion that can be shifted away from old equipment like Humvees and Apaches into ward buying tools for modern warfare.” (01:00–01:08)

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