Modernizing Army IT for AI
Army technology modernization is accelerating the adoption of artificial intelligence across the force, as the service upgrades its IT infrastructure, networks and data capabilities. Acting Army CIO Gabe Chiulli, Deputy Army CIO and Chief Data Officer David Markowitz, and Legion Intelligence CEO and co-founder Ben Van Roo discuss how the Army is building and deploying the technology foundation needed to enable AI, manage data at scale and deliver new capabilities to the tactical edge.
Learn more about:
- How the Army is modernizing infrastructure and unifying networks to support more efficient operations.
- How the service is deploying AI capabilities to the tactical edge.
- How the Army is approaching AI development, including its expectations for commercial software providers around data ownership and sharing.
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Gabe Chiulli Acting CIO, Army -
David Markowitz CDO and Deputy CIO, Army -
Ben Van Roo CEO and Co-Founder, Legion Intelligence
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