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Artificial Intelligence, Autonomy and Human Robotic Interaction in Defence at the Times of the Digital Twins Walter David, Italian Army Alexandra Stefanova, United Drone Community walter.david@esercito.difesa.it 1 st DRAFT ITEC 2020, Excel,


  1. Artificial Intelligence, Autonomy and Human Robotic Interaction in Defence at the Times of the Digital Twins Walter David, Italian Army Alexandra Stefanova, United Drone Community walter.david@esercito.difesa.it 1 st DRAFT ITEC 2020, Excel, London, 27-30 April 2020 #ITEC2019

  2. Agenda Introduction Drones and Artificial Intelligence Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems Trust, Legal and ethical issues, risks for security Role of simulation Conclusions and Recommendations #ITEC2019

  3. Introduction • Fourth Industrial Revolution: combining hardware, software and biology into complex cyber-physical systems • Autonomous systems lead the Third Warfare Revolution toward ever - increasing autonomous systems • Deployed weapons already at high degree of autonomy. • Super aEgis II sentry turret, Samsung SGR-A1 semi- autonomous sentry gun. #ITEC2019

  4. Drone and AI Challenges • Small drones proliferating as asymmetric weapons • Convergence of drone with affordable AI resources products (for deep neural networks) already present more risks for security. • Unmanned and Autonomous Systems (UAxS) to transform warfare but their use poses multidimensional challenges. #ITEC2019

  5. Approach • Need for multi-dimensional approach • Brainstorming, analysis workshops in the military and innovation sector. • United Drone Community (25 g) Mini SeeK3R • to connect with a neural network, detect and recognize over 100 objects, potentially able to exploit online datasets like Arxiv, Github, Paddle, Keras, MXnet, etc. • Drones of such size are not covered by EU regulations. • Small Unmanned Ground Vehicle VIPER 2 MIL for surveillance, reconnaissance, monitoring and inspection of areas at risk , (e.g. urban buildings, narrow spaces and tunnels, providing real-time information gathered from cameras (visible /IR) and CBR sensors. • UGV technical challenges #ITEC2019

  6. Mini Drone Threat UDC Mini SeeK3R #ITEC2019

  7. Unmanned Ground Vehicles TRP-2 Combat - Leonardo anti-IED robot Dragon Runner, Caddick/AFP/Getty Images VIPER 2 MIL – Ingegneria BEAR - Battlefield extraction assist robot #ITEC2019 7 dei Sistemi

  8. Robotic systems military pros • The perfect soldier, never violating its orders. • Extending the warfighter’s reach . o reach deeper • Force multiplication. Reduction of (human) soldiers. Remove soldiers from most dangerous missions • Better intelligence and situational awareness. • Casualty Reduction of Civilians, and Combatants. Reduction of destruction of critical infrastructures, buildings, properties • Support to disaster management and humanitarian action #ITEC2019

  9. Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems - LAWS • Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems do not comply with International Humanitarian Law principles: ? ? • Distinction. • Proportionality in attack. • Precautions in attack. #ITEC2019

  10. Simulation for AI Systems • Trust for humans to team with machines at high levels of autonomy. • Training datasets for machine learning systems in military should perfectly represent real operational data. • Lessons learned and standards from automotive technologies for self- driving vehicles. • L ive, virtual, and constructive simulations a safe, risk-free fashion of the AI systems’ behavior . • Live digital twin model of real world to test missions and to identify failures (unanticipated extreme weather /operating conditions, dangerous hw and sw faults #ITEC2019

  11. Conclusion • Man-machine teams to blend human and AI capabilities • Deep learning to support decision-makers with rapid planning generation #ITEC2019

  12. Solutions & Recommendations • From the legal perspective • A meaningful human control or appropriate levels of human judgement must be retained over weapon systems and use of force, • with the human able to intervene in real-time #ITEC2019

  13. Solutions & Recommendations From the factual/operational perspective • Ethics in AI systems ’ codes of conduct, based on Rules of Engagement and laws, • Digital twin models of robotic system and the environment to be applied to test the AI behaviour under rare and unexpected conditions. • AI trained in crucial aspects of operational planning and decision- making in complex realistic scenarios • urban areas that include models of civilians, wounded combatants, humanitarian actors, weather, road traffic conditions, natural disasters. #ITEC2019

  14. Questions & Answers #ITEC2019

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