www.rafmuseum.org.uk Future Battlefield Innovation Conference Explores Cyber Warfare and AI
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- •The conference will discuss the role of cyber warfare and AI in future conflicts.
- •Keynote address will focus on military innovation through the lens of air power.
- •Attendees will engage in discussions about technological impacts on military strategy.
The Future Battlefield Innovation Conference, hosted by the RAF Museum Midlands, is set to explore how technological advancements, including cyber warfare, drones, and AI, are reshaping modern conflict. Organized by the British Commission for Military History, the event will feature a keynote address by the RAF Director of Defence Studies, focusing on military innovation and air power. The conference aims to facilitate discussions on the impact of these innovations on strategic and tactical practices in warfare. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with speakers on the implications of these technologies for future military operations. The event is scheduled for Saturday, October 8, 2026, and aims to draw insights from historical case studies to inform current military practices.
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