everaging Advanced Machine Learning for Military Defense: Enhancing Threat Assessment with The LLaMA Model
(1) Independent Researcher
(2) Independent Researcher
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Abstract
In today's dynamic military defense landscape, traditional methods of threat assessment face significant limitations due to the sheer volume and complexity of data generated. The evolving nature of threats demands more efficient, accurate systems to process and detect potential dangers. This challenge has spurred interest in advanced machine learning techniques, particularly large language models (LLMs), to improve detection accuracy and data-handling efficiency. This study explores the integration of the LLaMA model, a state-of-the-art large language model, into existing military threat assessment systems. The main objective is to empirically assess the model's ability to enhance threat detection capabilities and optimize data processing, comparing its effectiveness against traditional approaches. A comprehensive literature review was conducted, analyzing recent empirical and theoretical research on machine learning applications in threat assessment. The comparative analysis measures its efficiency and accuracy relative to conventional methodologies, revealing that integrating the LLaMA model into military defense frameworks significantly improves data processing speed, reduces human error, and enables more accurate identification of emerging threats. Its scalability and adaptability make it a robust solution to limitations in current threat assessment methods. However, implementing the LLaMA model also presents challenges, such as ensuring smooth integration with existing technology infrastructure. The model's reliance on high-quality, domain-specific data necessitates ongoing investments in data curation and maintenance. Additionally, while the automation of routine analysis tasks reduces human error, it prompts questions about the long-term role of human decision-makers, particularly in critical scenarios where human intuition and ethical considerations are paramount. In conclusion, the LLaMA model offers a transformative solution for enhancing threat assessment in military defense. Its ability to process vast data sets quickly, reduce human error, and provide timely insights makes it invaluable.
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.33172/jp.v10i3.19661
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