1. I haven’t posted in a while. Continuing work on protecting civilians and finding ways to improve the safety and effectiveness of AI in military operations. Sometimes governments and militaries listen and sometimes they don’t. In a season of not listening, I am experimenting.
Just like my work, this music takes a bottom up approach, grounded in incidents and actions and tries to point to how we can do better and be better. Hope this inspires you all in difficult times.
We have long seen civilian harm incidents used to fuel information operations, but this shows the increasing sophistication of such efforts.
Here is a question that is not being asked regarding use of #AI in Iran operations.
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An update on the strike on the girls’ school in Iran. linkedin.com/posts/larry-lew…
Thoughts on strike on girls’ school in Iran linkedin.com/posts/larry-lew…
More on fratricide linkedin.com/posts/larry-lew…
Interested in the F-15E fratricide? linkedin.com/posts/larry-lew…
Regarding reports of three USAF F-15E Strike Eagles being lost over Kuwait last weekend from fratricide (friendly fire).
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I find this description apt, and I am doing the same. I won’t delete my account because I hope my past Tweets are informative but I’m moving to Blue Sky for the future. Meet me there if you care about civilians in war and want to find ways to ease the tragedies they experience.
And by the way, if you haven’t heard @JohnFinnemore ‘s Cabin Pressure radio show by the @BBC then you now have something you should listen to during this holiday break. Inspired, inspiring, and so funny.
Just putting this out there. It should surprise no one who has been paying attention and knows what civilian harm mitigation measures look like. nytimes.com/2024/12/26/world…
On the second anniversary of the DoD Civilian Harm Mitigation and Response Action Plan (CHMR-AP), CNA Corporation released a new report in support of OSD-SOLIC, co-authored with Sabrina Verleysen, @marlabkeenan, and Sam Plapinger, with contributions from Anna Williams. 🧵
5. And contrary to some beliefs, CHMR is not fighting with one hand tied behind our back. Previous analysis shows that the CHMR approach can yield improved operational effectiveness, help military attacks get the right target, and provide strategic and operational advantages.


