Navy discourages military generative AI, LLM usage

Published on November 25, 2023

While generative artificial intelligence and large language models could transform Navy operations, the service’s top technology official is warning that they also could create operational security risks and would require human review.

As noted in a September memo from the Navy’s acting Chief Information Officer Jane Rathbun, LLMs present an operational security risk because they save every prompt they are given. Rathbun said these tools must be verified and validated by humans.

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