AFC is now a component of the U.S. Army, and the Pentagon has announced increased investment in AI and drone technology.
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Updated Aug 5
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AFC is now a component of the U.S. Army, and the Pentagon has announced increased investment in AI and drone technology.
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The Pentagon is pushing for military AI modernization, seeking $29.5 billion through initiatives like the AI Action Plan and AI Arsenal.Also in this story
- The DoD and White House announced agreements and issued memos recommending the deployment and adoption of advanced AI capabilities.
- The Department of War is scaling up its AI operations within the defense enterprise.
- A foundation holds a $24 million Pentagon contract, testing systems in Ukraine, and seeking policy review regarding AI capabilities.
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