Army wraps up 100-day sprint, plots next steps for AI

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Army wraps up 100-day sprint, plots next steps for AI

The Army has completed a 100-day initiative aimed at overcoming barriers to artificial intelligence adoption. This effort has clarified the Army's objectives leading up to 2026, including the establishment of a formal AI program. The next phase involves a 500-day study focusing on initiatives like Break AI and Counter AI to enhance AI capabilities and defenses.

The Break AI initiative seeks to explore testing methods for artificial general intelligence, which may behave unpredictably. Meanwhile, the Counter AI initiative aims to secure Army platforms against adversarial AI threats. The Army is also soliciting input from vendors to improve its AI Layered Defense Framework, which categorizes AI risks and controls.

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