What happens when nations delegate strategic decisions to AI — and then find themselves afraid to intervene because interaction is taking place at machine speed? RAND examines the scenario of AI models acting not as tools but as strategic actors pursuing national advantage. The implications extend beyond military planning to any domain where speed creates pressure to hand over judgment to machines.
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Strategic autonomy in the age of artificial intelligence
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