Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of articles. Subsequent articles will examine answers to each of the four questions laid out below.As Congress works to hammer out the final details of the National Defense Authorization Act, most of the attention will fall on tactical fights. The fights around final language and program funding matter, and the final set of AI-related provisions will help push AI policy for the Department of Defense in new and important ways. However, most of these provisions also fail to grapple with a universal truth of defense policymaking: Early decisions tend to hardenThe post Four AI Policy Choices Policymakers Can’t Afford to Get Wrong appeared first on War on the Rocks.