The Pentagon Wants to Know More About Artificial Intelligence

Thu, 10/05/2023

As artificial inelligence and machine learning progresses, the Defense Department is learning it has to move as fast as AI.

Find out how:

Officials are studying the technology’s utility on and off the battlefield.
Ways the department anticipates AI helping the U.S. military gain an edge over adversaries.
The Pentagon is establishing parameters around responsible use of AI.

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The Pentagon’s Center for Calibrated Trust Measurement and Evaluation will address challenges around assessing its AI systems.

Breaking down the five core goals in DOD’s effort to field generative AI capabilities.

Officials are honing in on use cases and how to integrate the technology ethically.

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Lt. Gen. Scott Berrier Director, Defense Intelligence Agency
Lt. Gen. Scott Berrier
- Director
- Defense Intelligence Agency
Frank Kendall Secretary, U.S. Air Force
Frank Kendall
- Secretary
- U.S. Air Force
Craig Martell Chief Digital and AI Officer, DOD
Craig Martell
- Chief Digital and AI Officer
- DOD
Steven K. Rogers Senior Scientist for Automatic Target Recognition and Sensor Fusion, Air Force Research Laboratory
Steven K. Rogers
- Senior Scientist for Automatic Target Recognition and Sensor Fusion
- Air Force Research Laboratory
Kim Sablon Principal Director for Trusted AI and Autonomy, DOD's Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering
Kim Sablon
- Principal Director for Trusted AI and Autonomy
- DOD's Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering
Elham Tabassi Chief of Staff, NIST Information Technology Laboratory
Elham Tabassi
- Chief of Staff
- NIST Information Technology Laboratory