It's rather conspicuous that the most well-known use of AI systems in warfare at present, the Lavender / Gospel / Where's Daddy systems used by the IDF, don't g

It's rather conspicuous that the most well-known use of AI systems in warfare at present, the Lavender / Gospel / Where's Daddy systems used by the IDF, don't get any mention. It's true that LLMs are not the central component of these systems, which have much more in common with Google's targeted ad serving algorithms, in the broader category of machine learning, but a no-code LLM interface is a likely component. In defensive red team scenarios, such an LLM system could be used in all kinds of nefarious ways, using prompts like "provide a list of everyone associated with the US nuclear weapons program, including their immediate friend and family circles, and ranking them by vulnerability to blackmail based on their personal web browsing history" and so on.