El centro de inteligencia artificial del Pent\u00e1gono est\u00e1 cambiando su enfoque para permitir operaciones de guera conjuntas, desarrollando herramientas de inteligencia artificial que se integrar\u00e1n en los esfuerzos conjuntos de Comando y Control en todos los dominios o \u00e1reas de la defensa. Esto nos revela el nivel de madurez que ya adquiere la inteligencia artificial.<\/p>\n
The Pentagon\u2019s artificial intelligence hub is shifting its focus to enabling joint war-fighting operations, developing artificial intelligence tools that will be integrated into the Department of Defense\u2019s Joint All-Domain Command and Control efforts.<\/p>\n
\u201cAs we have matured, we are now devoting special focus on our joint war-fighting operation and its mission initiative, which is focused on the priorities of the National Defense Strategy and its goal of preserving America\u2019s military and technological advantages over our strategic competitors,\u201d Nand Mulchandani<\/a>, acting director of the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center, told reporters July 8. \u201cThe AI capabilities JAIC is developing as part of the joint war-fighting operations mission initiative will use mature AI technology to create a decisive advantage for the American war fighter.\u201d<\/p>\n That marks a significant change from where JAIC stood more than a year ago, when the organization was still being stood up with a focus on using AI for efforts like predictive maintenance<\/a>. That transformation appears to be driven by the DoD\u2019s focus on developing JADC2, a system of systems approach that will connect sensors to shooters in near-real time.<\/p>\n \u201cJADC2 is not a single product. It is a collection of platforms that get stitched together \u2014 woven together \u2015 into effectively a platform. And JAIC is spending a lot of time and resources focused on building the AI component on top of JADC2,\u201d said the acting director.<\/p>\n