Abstract:
The use of artificial intelligence in training, as one of the most advanced modern technologies, has provided unprecedented opportunities to improve the quality of training and learning for the special forces types of the Army Ground Forces. However, the implementation of this technology is also accompanied by various challenges that must be considered. The aim of this research is to examine the developments, opportunities, and challenges of using artificial intelligence in the training of NezaJa special forces types and to provide solutions for the optimal exploitation of this technology in the training of these types. This research was conducted using a descriptive-analytical method and library techniques. The research findings show that artificial intelligence technology can help improve the personalization of unit training, increase the efficiency of evaluating units and personnel of the type, and access to reliable educational resources. However, challenges such as high costs for these types, the need for appropriate infrastructure, ideological and ethical issues, and the need for specialists must be taken into account. For the optimal exploitation of artificial intelligence technologies in training and operations, as well as in the development of technological infrastructures, training of commanders and heads of departments, and the formulation of unit laws and regulations, cooperation with artificial intelligence specialists is essential. The use of artificial intelligence technology in the military field, especially in the training of special forces types, can create significant improvements in the efficiency and effectiveness of training programs. Among the opportunities that artificial intelligence can provide are increasing accuracy and speed in data analysis, simulating complex combat scenarios, and optimizing training programs based on the individual needs of the personnel in these types. However, there are also challenges in this area, including high costs and the need for appropriate infrastructure, and the issue of information security and privacy. This article, by analyzing the developments, opportunities, and challenges of using artificial intelligence, proposes solutions to improve the educational process and overcome existing challenges.
Machine summary:
Challenges of Artificial Intelligence in the Deployment of Special Forces Types of NAJA This research also identifies several potential challenges and risks associated with the use of artificial intelligence in the special forces types of the Ground Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran Army, including the training dimension, which includes: maintaining the privacy of personnel, commanders, and staff officers (which requires the use of appropriate approaches and standards in the design and implementation of artificial intelligence training systems), the challenge of creating effective human-machine interaction (although artificial intelligence technology can improve the training process, the loss of personnel morale and connection with the unit commander may lead to the weakening of command relationships), the challenge of adapting artificial intelligence technology to the operational needs of special forces types (therefore, it is necessary that infrastructural problems in special forces types, based on the mission of the types and the core educational programs approved by NAJA, can accommodate the needs of these types in terms of infrastructure for the use and design of artificial intelligence technologies), as well as the realities governing personnel relations in the training environment of units, the issue of pattern-based training and individual ratio (which must be tailored to the expertise of individuals and relevant branches, ensuring the type of artificial intelligence technology is suitable for personnel with relevant expertise, which itself requires diverse infrastructures and specific methods of personnel evaluation), financial resources and the high cost of deploying artificial intelligence in the training environment of special forces types (which includes costs related to research and development in the field of artificial intelligence and creating support programs for the staff of special forces types to implement this technology), and in the dimension operational, including: the possibility of defects, hacking, and other forms of cyber attacks, and the ideological and legal consequences of using artificial intelligence in special forces types will be discussed in detail, especially regarding topics such as autonomous and automatic weapons and the possibility of unintended damage in firing ranges in this regard.
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