A recent analysis in Foreign Affairs highlights that the United States military is unprepared for future conflicts characterized by the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and autonomous weapons systems. The piece argues that traditional warfare strategies, which focus on manpower and conventional military assets, are becoming obsolete. Instead, future wars will likely depend on advanced algorithms and automated systems, as demonstrated in recent conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine. Experts suggest that the U.S. must accelerate its adoption of AI technologies to maintain a strategic advantage, as other nations, particularly Russia and China, are advancing rapidly in this domain. The article emphasizes that the next major conflict could see AI integrated into all facets of military planning and execution, fundamentally altering the nature of warfare.