Moving AI to the Edge: A Defence and National Security Perspective
Moving AI to the Edge: A Defence and National Security Perspective
Moving AI to the Edge: A Defence and National Security Perspective
08 Mar 2021, 14:00 – 15:00
Today, continued advancements in computing power, microprocessor technology and the availability of big data provide a natural foundation that fuels the interest in AI-enabled devices. The advantage of applying AI in defence use cases can be limited if AI is tied to a central resource. While there have been significant advances in cloud computing, there is a multitude of defence scenarios in which the resulting data latency would render AI-enhanced warfighting capability useless. In this talk we will explore the decentralised AI concept, possible architectures and security considerations of utilising AI at the edge in defence.
The seminar will be held on Zoom. Details of how to access Zoom can be found on their website.
Dr. Darminder Ghataoura
Fujitsu
Dr. Darminder Ghataoura is currently Head of Fujitsu’s offerings and capabilities in AI and Data Science within the Defence and National Security space, acting as Technical Design Authority with responsibility for shaping proposals and development of integrated AI solutions. He also manages the strategic technical AI relationships with partners and UK government. Darminder has over 15 years’ experience in the design and development of AI systems and services across the UK Public and Defence sectors as well as UK and international commercial businesses. Darminder holds an Engineering Doctorate (EngD) in Autonomous Military Sensor Networks for Surveillance Applications, from UCL.
