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Exploring the Feasibility and Utility of Machine Learning-Assisted Command and Control: Volume 1, Findings and Recommendations

• A key priority for the U.S. Air Force is to use artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance military command and control (C2). • The academic and commercial contexts in which AI systems have been developed and deployed are qualitatively different from the military contexts in which they are needed. • The Air Force lacks an analytical framework for understanding the suitability of different AI systems for different C2 problems and for identifying pervasive technology gaps. • The Air Force lacks sufficient metrics of merit for evaluating the performance, effectiveness, and suitability of AI systems for C2 problems.