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US Army, EdgeRunner Develop Military AI Model That Cuts Errors by Up to 37%

US Army soldier uses tactical computing systems to monitor battlefield data and maintain a common operating picture. Photo: Justine Ruggio/DVIDS

EdgeRunner AI and the US Army’s Artificial Intelligence Integration Center (AI2C) have created a military-specific large language model that reportedly cuts error rates by up to 37 percent across key army tasks.

Called EdgeRunner-Camo, the open-weight model is fine-tuned to run locally, including in air-gapped environments without relying on cloud-hosted AI.

EdgeRunner and AI2C analyzed 1.4 million CamoGPT conversations containing 17.7 million messages, filtering out non-military queries, personally identifiable information, and questions requiring external tools or retrieval.

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