Lieutenant General Christian Freuding, chief of the German army, talks to our host of Inside Defence, Shashank Joshi, about how land forces must change for the wars of the future: the balance between
General Freuding ist ein sehr intelligenter Mann. Solche Führungspersonen sind extrem wichtig, in diesen Zeiten... Keine Show, sondern Inhalte und Weitsicht....
The current German AI doctrine reads: ‚context appropriate human judgment and control‘ and not ‚human in the loop‘. That’s is a huge difference and suits modern approaches to AI enabled DMPs in armies.
The main task for a future tank is, it must be able to protect itself against droneattacks - even against at least 5 attacks at the same time. If it is not, it will only be very expensive scrap metal.
Whenever I hear Germans speaking English with a German accent, it always sounds funny to me.
And yet, I’m German myself and sound exactly the same when I speak English.
In short, a much smaller propotion of defence budgets will be spent on infantry and armour than in the recent past and much more on artillery (although not in the "classical" sense), which is the master of indirect fire.
A thought-provoking discussion on how modern warfare is evolving. The future won't be defined by replacing traditional capabilities, but by integrating AI, autonomous systems, and data with proven platforms. The idea that "data is the new ammunition" is a powerful reminder that technology and information are becoming just as critical as physical assets in shaping tomorrow's battlefield.
The original Apple Macintosh behind him is the German defence against cyber-warfare. None of the viruses developed during the last 30 years will run on it.
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And yet, I’m German myself and sound exactly the same when I speak English.