An MQ-1C Gray Eagle drone is displayed for high school students during the Army Career Fair at the Armed Forces Reserve Center near Moreno Valley on Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2023.
Probasco is a senior fellow at Georgetown University's Center for Security and Emerging Technology and was an officer in the U.S. Navy; Murdick is the executive director at Georgetown University’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology .very day the American military entrusts the world’s most powerful weapons to hundreds of thousands of service members stationed across the globe, the vast majority of whom are under 30 years old.
These military strategies for addressing risks should inspire conversations about how to regulate AI because we have seen similar approaches work for other, non-military communities. Qualifications, SOPs, and delineated authorities already complement technical and engineering regulations in sectors like healthcare, finance, and policing. While the military has the unique ability to enforce such qualification regimes, these frameworks can also be effectively applied in civilian sectors.
Complementing individual qualifications with organizational qualifications can make for even more robust, multi-layered oversight for especially high-performance systems that serve mission-critical functions. It reinforces that AI safety is not just an individual responsibility but an organizational one as well.
These drawbacks have to be taken in context, however. In the absence of a well-thought-out approach to qualifications, we are forced to rely exclusively on regulating engineering approaches—a process bound to also be bureaucratic, slow, and never sufficient on its own.
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