Army asks defense industry for prototype AI to predict enemy’s next step

Published on July 15, 2023

The US Army has issued a request for information to the defense industry, seeking AI software that can predict enemy battlefield tactics. The Army wants software that can run 3D simulations and analyze various sources of intelligence to forecast enemy actions and identify vulnerabilities. The request acknowledges the need for commanders to adapt quickly in modern warfare scenarios, citing recent conflicts where tactics changed rapidly. 

The Army's interest in AI follows significant investment in the technology, with the belief that it can assist in processing vast amounts of battlefield intelligence. Defense companies are invited to provide information on their capabilities and estimated costs for developing the software prototype.

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