Artificial Intelligence in Critical Systems
How can AI be deployed in critical systems without compromising reliability, security or sovereignty? Thales experts share their analysis in a series of insight articles and Position Papers.
Latest insights and perspectives
Defence, aerospace, cybersecurity, space: artificial intelligence is transforming the most demanding environments, but its large-scale deployment depends on one essential condition: trust.
In this series of insights and Position Papers, Thales experts examine the opportunities, risks and conditions required for AI that is controlled throughout its lifecycle. Their analyses provide practical guidance on how to design trusted artificial intelligence capable of strengthening the performance, safety and sovereignty of critical systems.
- Artificial intelligence
AI on the front line: revolutionising military Command and Control
- Middle-East and Africa
Trusted, Sovereign AI: Why nations can no longer afford to depend on others for their intelligence
- Electronic warfare
In electronic warfare, AI could change the game
- Artificial intelligence
AI in Defence: Reconciling Sovereignty and Exportability
- Artificial intelligence
Building Trustworthy AI for Critical Systems
- Artificial intelligence
"It is vital that humans remain at the centre of the decision-making process"
Further reading: position papers
Dive deeper into the topic through our collection of position papers
Written by Thales experts, these AI-focused Position Papers provide in-depth analysis, strategic perspectives and practical recommendations on the deployment of trusted artificial intelligence in critical environments.