The US Northern Command has requested an additional $29.8 million from Congress to purchase equipment and optimize infrastructure for artificial intelligence and machine learning. Writes about it Defense News.
The department believes that the upgrade will underpin efforts to collect, process and store data in the Pentagon’s cloud computing environment. The improved infrastructure will also facilitate the exchange of information between defense departments, the military added.
According to US Air Force General Glen VanHurke, “advanced capabilities” like AI will give the United States an edge over strong competitors.
“Artificial intelligence and machine learning will extract the necessary information from existing datasets and share it with leaders at all levels to expand the space for decision-making,” VanHerke told the Senate Armed Services Committee.
Recall that in October 2021, former Pentagon director of software Nicholas Chaillen said that China had won the AI race against the United States.
A week later, the Ministry of Defense refuted the opinion of the former employee.
In March, the Pentagon called for greater use of AI so as not to lose out to China and Russia.
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The US Northern Command has requested an additional $29.8 million from Congress to purchase equipment and optimize infrastructure for artificial intelligence and machine learning. Writes about it Defense News.
The department believes that the upgrade will underpin efforts to collect, process and store data in the Pentagon’s cloud computing environment. The improved infrastructure will also facilitate the exchange of information between defense departments, the military added.
According to US Air Force General Glen VanHurke, “advanced capabilities” like AI will give the United States an edge over strong competitors.
“Artificial intelligence and machine learning will extract the necessary information from existing datasets and share it with leaders at all levels to expand the space for decision-making,” VanHerke told the Senate Armed Services Committee.
Recall that in October 2021, former Pentagon director of software Nicholas Chaillen said that China had won the AI race against the United States.
A week later, the Ministry of Defense refuted the opinion of the former employee.
In March, the Pentagon called for greater use of AI so as not to lose out to China and Russia.
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