Didn't read the articles, but at least the planners know and understand a map. SO... a map is static reference. A calculator is deterministic computation. An L

Didn't read the articles, but at least the planners know and understand a map. SO... a map is static reference. A calculator is deterministic computation. An LLM is probabilistic generation In high-stakes environments like military planning, tools that generate new claims rather than reference known data introduce a different class of risk. Yes, everyone is responsible for their own decisions. But then circle back to risk. How can the planners be sure they aren't dealing with hallucinations, questionable data, differing outputs based on prompts, and a long list of other things...