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US Army soldiers say you can't just pour AI on new warfighting tech like ranch dressing
US Army soldiers testing the Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) platform emphasize a deliberate, guardrails-based approach to integrating AI, using it for specific tasks like targeting analysis and supply prediction rather than as a universal solution. The Army conducted a live-fire exercise in Colorado to stress-test NGC2, which enhances battlefield communications and vehicle-based command capabilities with human oversight.
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