US Air Force using AI Chatbot to help with surveillance

Published on March 27, 2024



The US Air Force has reportedly purchased an AI chatbot that is designed to help the military branch with surveillance.

Since the increased proliferation of AI in the last few years, an increasing amount of people, companies, and even the military are using the technology as a tool to help improve how they’re able to do things.

According to 404 Media, the US Air Force has reportedly purchased a surveillance-focused AI chatbot that will allow analysts to ask questions about aerial and surveillance images.

404 shared Air Force documents showing details regarding its use of AI and found a demo to showing it in use.

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