Germany is putting 30 artificial intelligence systems through evaluation as it builds a military AI capability to accelerate decisions on the battlefield.
The tools are intended to process large volumes of data from drones, satellites, and other military sensors, helping operators turn information into decisions more quickly, Reuters reported.
“The exploration is ongoing, and I’m optimistic that we will have a prototype in the second quarter of 2027,” Vice Admiral Thomas Daum, chief of Germany’s military cyber command, told Handelsblatt.
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