O papel da inteligência artificial em processos decisórios: Uma Análise à Luz do Processo de Planejamento Conjunto

Abstract

This dissertation investigates the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in military decision- making processes, with a specific focus on the Joint Planning Process (JPP). The study explores the potential of AI as a decision support tool, as well as its limitations and challenges in the military context. Aiming to present a coherent approach to the topic without claiming to exhaust it, the study focused its research on relevant and specific questions such as: the fundamentals of the decision-making process, the evolution of AI, its current limitations, and the implications of its integration into military decisions. The analysis reveals that, despite its significant potential, AI is not yet ready to completely replace human judgment in complex military decisions. Factors such as the absence of emotional intelligence, the presence of algorithmic biases and ethical issues impose limitations on its autonomous application. The study emphasizes that AI, in its current stage, should be seen primarily as a support tool, not as a substitute for the human decision-maker. In the context of the JPP, the research identifies several areas where AI can be integrated. The dissertation concludes that the future of the military decision-making process will be characterized by a symbiosis between man and machine. It emphasizes the need for a balanced approach, where technology amplifies human capabilities in military decision-making. The study highlights the importance of cultivating an organizational culture that values both technological innovation and human wisdom in the AI era.