The application of artificial intelligence for military purposes can be broadly divided into three main areas. The first area involves enabling weapons and military equipment to operate without human supervision. The second area focuses on the processing and interpretation of large amounts of data, which aids in intelligence work, defining military strategy, and making strategic decisions. The third area pertains to assisting military systems in executing commands and observations independently during combat situations. AI applications offer armed forces a competitive advantage by accelerating decision-making through transforming the OODA decision-making loop, enhancing overall command capability. As the technology evolves, the "unpredictable, fragile, inflexible, and inexplicable characteristics of artificial intelligence" remain to be fully understood, allowing it to continue surpassing strategy and human error. However, like any revolutionary technology, artificial intelligence is likely to intensify competition among militarily powerful states, leading to a security dilemma that increases the potential for escalation.