Marine Corps’ Project Dynamis Speeds AI for Future Battlefield Operations
Col. Arlon Smith, Director of Project Dynamis, Marine Corps
Col. Arlon Smith, director of Project Dynamis, discussed how the Marine Corps is working to rapidly deliver artificial intelligence capabilities to the tactical edge. He explained how Project Dynamis is leveraging cutting-edge commercial AI to help warfighters analyze and share data faster in increasingly complex battlefields filled with autonomous systems.
Smith also highlighted the project’s focus on joint interoperability and real-world testing with military partners. The effort aims to quickly turn emerging technologies into operational capabilities that give Marines a decisive advantage.
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Col. Arlon Smith Director of Project Dynamis Marine Corps
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