The US Department of the Navy has adopted its first department-wide strategy to integrate artificial intelligence and data across naval operations, laying out a roadmap to build an AI-first force capable of turning information into a battlefield advantage.
The US Department of the Navy has adopted its first department-wide strategy to integrate artificial intelligence and data across naval operations, laying out a roadmap to build an AI-first force capable of turning information into a battlefield advantage.
Signed by Acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao, the strategy prioritizes expanding operational AI, modernizing digital infrastructure, developing an AI-ready workforce, and strengthening collaboration with industry and allied partners.
Central to the strategy is the Bits2Effects Cycle, a five-step framework designed to rapidly integrate data and AI into operational decision-making during both peacetime competition and armed conflict.
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