El proyecto tiene como objetivo crear compa\u00f1eros de equipo de IA \u201cmultiagente\u201d que puedan participar en ejercicios militares, reaccionar en tiempo real y ayudar a los estudiantes a navegar en escenarios de r\u00e1pido movimiento y alto riesgo, haciendo que los juegos de guerra digitales se sientan m\u00e1s como algo real.<\/p>\n
AMESA has scored a $1.25-million\u00a0contract<\/a>\u00a0from the US Air Force\u2019s innovation arm, AFWERX, to expand its Agent Cloud AI wargaming system at Air University in Alabama, the service\u2019s main hub for professional military education.<\/p>\n The project aims to build \u201cmulti-agent\u201d AI teammates that can jump into military exercises, react in real time, and help students navigate fast-moving, high-stakes scenarios, making digital wargaming feel more like the real thing.<\/p>\n Players can use their digital teammates to test strategies, stress-test decisions, and explore risks before they reach live training.<\/p>\n \u201cWe built the AMESA Agent Cloud as a training ground for intelligent systems, to give AI agents a place to practice, fail safely, and grow stronger through feedback,\u201d\u00a0said<\/a>\u00a0Kence Anderson<\/strong>, founder and CEO of AMESA.<\/p>\n \u201cApplying this framework to Air Force wargaming brings us closer to a future where human and machine decision-making evolve together.\u201d<\/p>\n Air University officials expressed a similar view, saying the project will help future officers work through competing tactics under realistic pressure.<\/p>\n \u201cAI tools, like AMESA\u2019s multi-agent orchestration and practice platform, are being developed to provide the ability to incorporate AI agents as adaptive teammates in wargaming,\u201d said\u00a0Lisle Babcock<\/strong>, director of the Air Force Wargaming Institute.<\/p>\n Expanding Troop Preparations With AI<\/strong><\/p>\n The contract award follows a US Air Force\u00a0request for technology<\/a>\u00a0last August to modernize wargaming, shifting away from slow tabletop drills to cloud-based simulations that respond in real time.<\/p>\n In a separate initiative, the service asked industry for AI systems capable of\u00a0scaling to thousands of players<\/a>, running scenarios at \u201csuper real-time\u201d speeds, and letting planners test strategies before they are fielded.<\/p>\n