Inside the US Army’s Plans to Deploy and Implement AI

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The US Army has an AI plan that includes a 100-day sprint to set the conditions for implementing artificial intelligence.

“After the 100 days, we have a 500-day implementation plan that’s going to operationalize the things that we’re doing,” said Young Bang, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology, US Army, during a panel session at Nvidia’s GPU Technology Conference.

The US Army needs to closely analyze the risk of deploying an AI model, and that’s the top priority.

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