The Pentagon aims to boost combatant commands’ capacities to effectively collect and curate actionable data, thereby expediting decision-making processes and informing increasingly intricate operations.
The modern battlefield is increasingly characterized by a contested digital terrain, requiring persistent connectivity across diverse domains. To address these challenges, the Department of Defense (DoD) has devised the Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control initiative. This article delves into how artificial intelligence (AI) helps sift through and make sense of voluminous data, serving as an invaluable tool in today’s joint style of warfare.
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Tracy Jones of Guidehouse emphasizes that trust in artificial intelligence (AI) is fundamentally underpinned by transparency and explainability. To ensure this, she delineates a 3-step plan for agencies to follow.
Bassel Haidar, director of artificial intelligence and machine learning at Guidehouse, emphasizes that deploying large language models (LLMs) will enable government agencies to fully tap into the potential of generative artificial intelligence.
Ray Luongo, the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for the U.S. Secret Service, recently made a compelling case for the utility of artificial intelligence (AI) in a security operations center (SOC) setting. However, he emphasized that integrating AI tools represents only half of the process.
The Office of Payment Integrity (OPI) at the Department of the Treasury has successfully leveraged the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to address the surging cases of check fraud. The AI-enabled process has proven instrumental in mitigating check fraud rapidly.
The overwhelming volume of data coursing through security operations centers (SOCs) mandates the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation, advises Jim Smid, the Chief Technology Officer at the Defense Department and Intelligence Community (DoD/IC).