AI Still in Experimentation Phase for Training, Simulations

Published on November 11, 2023

Were the movie The Graduate to be remade today, the career advice would not be “plastics.” Instead, it would be: “There’s a great future in artificial intelligence.”

Like just about every other organization today, the Defense Department is — cautiously — evaluating where AI can support the mission. Department officials and members of industry and academia agree one area AI needs to play a bigger role is in training and simulations.

Andy Van Schaack, associate professor of the practice of engineering at Vanderbilt University, said he has revised all his courses to require students to use AI because when they graduate, they will be required to use those tools...

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