Chapter 3648: Compared to humans, it is more reliable
Wu Hao smiled and nodded, looking at the expressions of interest and confusion on everyone's faces, and then explained: "Yes, human emotional shortcomings.
As an important part of human complex psychological structure, human emotions give people a rich inner world and profound emotional experience, but they are also accompanied by some potential shortcomings or challenges.
For example, human emotions are easily affected by external factors, such as the environment, other people's comments, personal experiences, etc., resulting in large mood swings and sometimes difficulty in controlling oneself. This instability may affect people's judgment and decision-making abilities.
Secondly, emotions can sometimes trigger prejudice and discrimination, especially when facing people with different backgrounds, beliefs or opinions than your own. Such emotion-driven biases may hinder rational thinking and fair judgment.
In some cases, people may rely too much on emotion to make decisions and ignore logic and rational analysis. This may lead to poor decision-making or adverse consequences.
In addition, long-term suppression of emotions may lead to mental health problems, such as anxiety, depression, etc. When emotions are over-suppressed and then suddenly released, they may lead to impulsive behavior or violent incidents.
Some people may even use other people's emotions to achieve their own ends, such as inciting emotions to manipulate other people's behavior or obtain benefits. This kind of emotional manipulation is morally unacceptable and may also cause psychological harm to the victim. Sustained emotions
Input and output may make people feel tired and exhausted, especially when dealing with complex interpersonal relationships or coping with stress. This excessive emotional consumption may affect an individual's mental health and quality of life."
Speaking of this, Wu Hao glanced at many officers in the command and control hall, and then continued: "As a soldier performing combat missions and a commander directing battles, personal emotions can easily affect the decision-making process, and even
It's combat.
Excessive fear, anger, anxiety and other negative emotions may lead commanders to make impulsive, irrational decisions and ignore objective facts and strategic and tactical principles.
In a tense combat environment, the emotional states between commanders and unit members may be inconsistent, leading to poor information transmission, misunderstandings, and increased conflicts.
Negative emotions spread rapidly in the team, which may cause problems such as low morale and lack of trust, affecting the team's cohesion and combat effectiveness. Continuous combat stress and emotional fluctuations may cause psychological problems such as anxiety, depression, and insomnia for commanders and soldiers.
etc., seriously affecting their physical and mental health and combat performance."
Wu Hao paused, then looked at everyone and said: "Our 'Smart Control' unmanned combat system will not have these problems or impacts.
For example, the 'Zhiyu' unmanned combat system is not affected by emotions, biases or personal experiences, and can make decisions based on pure data and algorithms. This decision-making process is more rational and objective, avoiding the possible problems that humans may have in emotional decision-making.
impulses, biases and subjectivity.
The 'Intelligent Control' unmanned combat system can ensure the consistency and repeatability of decision-making. No matter what situation it is faced with, as long as the input data is the same, the system's decision-making results will also remain consistent, which helps to improve the stability and repeatability of operations.
reliability."
"Furthermore, the 'Zhiyu' unmanned combat system can quickly process large amounts of data and make decisions in a very short time. This high efficiency enables it to quickly respond to various emergencies in combat and seize the slightest opportunity.
Lost fighter plane.
And with the help of advanced data analysis and machine learning algorithms, the artificial intelligence system can accurately analyze complex battlefield data, identify key information and potential threats, and provide valuable intelligence support to commanders.
Even the 'Smart Control' unmanned combat system can learn and adapt to the ever-changing battlefield environment, and continuously improve its decision-making capabilities through continuous learning and optimization algorithms. This adaptability enables the system to remain efficient in complex and changing combat environments.
and accurate.
Comprehensively consider multiple factors and influences to conduct multi-dimensional and all-round decision-making analysis. This comprehensive decision-making ability helps improve the overall effectiveness and probability of victory in combat.
Finally, our 'intelligent' unmanned combat system also has something that other artificial intelligence systems cannot have, that is, it has a certain degree of autonomous decision-making ability and can perform tasks without direct human intervention. This kind of
Autonomy not only reduces the burden on commanders, but also improves operational flexibility and response speed.
It can also efficiently collaborate with other systems or platforms to achieve information sharing and close coordination of combat operations. This collaborative combat capability helps improve overall combat effectiveness and combat effectiveness."
Speaking of this, Wu Hao looked at Zhao Zhicheng, Wang Lianggong and others and said: "In addition, although the ethical and legal issues of artificial intelligence systems in combat have yet to be resolved, in theory, through preset ethical rules and algorithm restrictions, artificial intelligence can
The system can avoid ethical conflicts and illegal behaviors that may occur in human emotional decision-making.
Moreover, the decision-making process of our "Smart Control" unmanned combat system is relatively transparent and traceable, which helps to evaluate and review the decision-making results afterwards to ensure the rationality and legality of the decision-making.
It facilitates management and control, facilitates control, and ensures safety. Compared with humans, it is more reliable."
Wu Hao's words echoed in the hall, and every word was like a heavy hammer, hitting the hearts of everyone present. His introduction to the "Intelligent Control" unmanned combat system was not only detailed but also full of persuasion, which impressed everyone.
I can't help but have new imaginations about the shape of future war.
Chi Zhengyang sat in the main seat, listening to Wu Hao's explanation with a solemn expression. His eyes wandered back and forth between Wu Hao and the "Smart Control" unmanned combat system on the screen, as if he was weighing something.
When Wu Hao mentioned the shortcomings of human emotions in decision-making, Chi Zhengyang couldn't help but nodded. These shortcomings have been painfully learned in previous wars. But now, the unmanned combat system proposed by Wu Hao seems to
It is designed to overcome these shortcomings.
Zhao Zhicheng sat next to Chi Zhengyang, with strong interest on his face. As the military leader in charge of equipment technology, his sensitivity and insight into new technologies are first-rate.
He knows very well that in future wars, whoever masters advanced technology will have the initiative on the battlefield. The emergence of the "intelligent control" unmanned combat system will undoubtedly add an important factor to their technological competition.
of chips.
"Xiao Wu, what you said makes sense." Zhao Zhicheng was the first to speak after Wu Hao finished speaking. "Human emotions do affect our decisions in many cases, especially on tense battlefields. And this
The 'Smart Control' system seems to be able to avoid this problem very well."