Using Artificial Intelligence Algorithms in the Process of Scientific and Information Comprehension of Military Cases: Between Analysis and Meaning

Abstract

Artificial intelligence tools are increasingly used in the daily practice of military science and security analytics. They help to process large amounts of information, recognize patterns, and predict scenarios. However, each of these operations is not only analytical but also philosophical in nature. The article analyzes not only the functional but also the conceptual possibility of involving artificial intelligence in the processes of military analytics and scientific knowledge. The author discusses how algorithmic systems that emerged as a projection of human rationality can help model scenarios and facilitate decision-making in the context of uncertainty and crisis. At the same time, however, it is emphasized that artificial intelligence is not an autonomous mind, but a tool that only becomes important in interaction with human consciousness. The article defines the main analytical techniques - from OSINT to combat scenario modeling - as a kind of cognitive tools in which analytical accuracy and strategic reflection collide.

The overall goal of the study is to analyze the methods of using artificial intelligence in the military sphere and to examine whether AI can complement, rather than replace, human reasoning. The study also demonstrates the combination of algorithmic precision with philosophical reflection to create a new type of scientific and military analytics in which AI serves not only as a tool but also as a challenge for deeper understanding. The results of a study of military cases, tasks based on open source analysis (OSINT), geospatial analytics (GEOINT), data mining (AI, ML), counterintelligence, risk assessment, and combat scenario modeling prove the possibility, even the importance, of using artificial intelligence as a contributor to strategic thinking in the military sphere.