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The US Navy wants to ‘weaponize’ data for a new AI-first fleet, and it wants tech-savvy sailors to make it happen
The US Navy is developing an 'AI-first' fleet strategy to integrate artificial intelligence across all operations, focusing on training data- and AI-proficient sailors, upgrading hardware, and streamlining data processes. The plan emphasizes partnerships with industry, academia, and allies to enhance warfighting advantages through faster information processing and decision-making.
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