ROK Defense M&S in the Age of Hyperscale AI: Concepts, Challenges, and Future Directions
Youngjoon Lee, Taehyun Park, Yeongjoon Kang, Jonghoe Kim, Joonhyuk, Kang

TL;DR
This paper explores how hyperscale AI integrated with IoMDT can revolutionize defense modeling and simulation, emphasizing challenges, current efforts by leading nations, and future strategies for national security enhancement.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive analysis of integrating hyperscale AI into defense M&S within IoMDT, highlighting challenges and proposing future directions for technological advancement.
Findings
Hyperscale AI enhances simulation accuracy and speed.
Major countries are adopting these technologies with varying success.
Overcoming data and network challenges is crucial for full potential.
Abstract
Integrating hyperscale AI into national defense M&S(Modeling and Simulation), under the expanding IoMDT(Internet of Military Defense Things) framework, is crucial for boosting strategic and operational readiness. We examine how IoMDT-driven hyperscale AI can provide high accuracy, speed, and the ability to simulate complex, interconnected battlefield scenarios in defense M&S. Countries like the United States and China are leading the adoption of these technologies, with varying levels of success. However, realizing the full potential of hyperscale AI requires overcoming challenges such as closed networks, sparse or long-tail data, complex decision-making processes, and a shortage of experts. Future directions highlight the need to adopt domestic foundation models, expand GPU/NPU investments, leverage large tech services, and employ open source solutions. These efforts will enhance…
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TopicsSpace Satellite Systems and Control · Radiation Effects in Electronics
