Change is part of the enduring nature of war and warfare, and today it is hard to dispute that technological advancements are reshaping what might be possible in the conduct of warfare. It is simple to find books that elucidate on this issue, here a couple of examples. However, it is crucial not to confuse technology with the war itself, technology is a key element of the nature of war but it is just one and surely it is not the most important, since human beings have been always killed regardless their technology level.
This recent post on The Strategy Bridge seeks to examine the integration challenge that continues to limit the military potential of available technology and why militaries should be cautious about the role artificial intelligence and autonomous systems are expected to play in future warfare.
