“This integration revealed new insights on how AI and machine learning can support diverse tactics and align exercises with [Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control] goals,” 805th commander Lt. Col Shawn Finney said.
Their ambitious vision for the platform could run into a variety of technological and budgetary challenges, analysts say.
The program is open to qualified active-duty military officers and DOD civilian employees who have a computer science background, according to NPS.
Last week, DOD unveiled the new platform to supply industry-built AI assets to almost its entire workforce.
The Department of the Air Force has yet to provide concrete guidance and tools to secure over 700,000 users’ data stored on NIPRGPT.
Principal Deputy CDAO Andrew Mapes will lead the Defense Department’s AI hub in an acting capacity until a new CDAO is hired.
“I actually think we have to be more disciplined,” Vice Adm. Seiko Okano told DefenseScoop.
The experimentation event is slated for April at Avon Park Air Force Range in Florida.
Lithuania declared a national emergency this week, due to threats from balloons that it says violated its airspace and posed safety risks.
Google products mark the first of several frontier AI capabilities to be housed on the DOD’s new GenAI.mil platform.
