Artificial Intelligence in Aerospace and Defense: Slow Path to Disruption

Published on December 18, 2023



While M&A activity has so far been slow, experts say AI within A&D has the potential to drive significant investment in the coming years

With mounting pressure to boost profitability and efficiency, the aerospace and defense (A&D) industry faces a need to embrace and implement technological innovations. One particular tool predicted to play a promising role in A&D is artificial intelligence (AI), with innovators developing solutions from the manufacturing facility to the battlefield.

Already, AI has gained significant traction within aerospace and defense: Mordor Intelligence values the A&D AI market to be about $29.7 billion, and forecasts a valuation of more than $42 billion by 2028.

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