AI + AGI in National Security
Completed by Jackson Cummings on August 14, 2025
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The AI + AGI in National Security microcredential is a three-course program—SCSP’s foundational AI in National Security course comes between two advanced courses on AI’s economic and societal impacts and the future of Agentic AI, AGI, and ASI—designed to give policymakers, strategists, and enthusiasts the expertise to lead in tomorrow’s security landscape.
Learning objectives
- Evaluate how AI transforms national security, competitive dynamics, economics, and global stability, and why timely adoption is crucial for preserving strategic advantages.
- Develop foundational skills in working with generative AI, large language models, and other AI tools—enabling learners to deploy these solutions effectively within their organizations.
- Investigate how agentic AI is emerging from current technologies, and assess its potential to evolve toward more generalized forms of intelligence—examining ethical, operational, and security considerations along the way.
- Examine possible paths to Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and Artificial Superintelligence (ASI). Grasp how these upcoming breakthroughs could profoundly alter defense strategies, economic landscapes, and global power balances.
Skills learned
- Category: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI/ML)
- Category: Ethical Standards And Conduct
- Category: Business Risk Management
- Category: Public Safety and National Security
- Category: Open Source Technology
- Category: Law, Regulation, and Compliance
- Category: Emerging Technologies
- Category: Digital Transformation
- Category: Generative AI
- Category: Artificial Intelligence
- Category: Organizational Change
- Category: Software Development Tools
- Category: Business Process Automation
- Category: Data Ethics
- Category: ChatGPT
- Category: OpenAI
- Category: Security Strategy
- Category: Strategic Decision-Making
Learning content completed
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