The use of artificial intelligence in the navy in the development and adoption of management decisions

The modern geopolitical realities that had developed by the twenties of the XXI century, the experience accumulated over two years of conducting its own by Russia, the cardinal transformation of the previously established patterns in the field of military and defense policy of the United States and the European Union member states of NATO, the build-up of their military and economic potentials and bringing their financing to 2 % of GDP, a significant increase in spending and financing military-industrial complexes, military-technical policy and scientific research, The strengthening of military-defensive cooperation between Western states demonstrates the birth of a new era of warfare, the effectiveness of which will directly depend on accurate and operational decisions made with the direct participation of artificial intelligence in this process. The purpose of the research in this article is a comprehensive analysis of the theoretical developments of Russian and foreign researchers and practical experience in the use of artificial intelligence in the development and decision-making in the field of naval activities in general, and for the purposes of the Navy in particular. In accordance with the stated purpose of the study, the tasks of substantiating the relevance of the study, analyzing modern scientific publications of domestic and foreign researchers, the practice of using AI technologies in the development and decision-making process in the field of the Navy in Russia and abroad, etc. are formulated. The research methodology includes general scientific methods of analysis and synthesis of information, interpretation of the obtained data. The research is of a complex, interdisciplinary nature, and therefore, political science and legal analysis are included in the arsenal of research methods. Institutional and systemic approaches have been applied. The study uses the concepts of the theory of integrated and regional security (Buzan B., Waever O.), theories of cybersecurity, including the concept of the cybernetic power of the state, etc.