AI will increase the effectiveness of the French Navy’s Golden Ears from 2025.

Published on May 17, 2024



For a little over two years, not a day has gone by without global defense news discussing the announced arrival of Artificial Intelligence in the armed forces, and the considerable advances it will bring to the conduct of operations. military.

However, most often, these subjects are about AI on board drones or robots, and its world of fantasies fueled by science fiction and cyberpunk literature.

However, the greatest added value that AI will bring, and sometimes already brings, to armies, concerns neither the control of a drone, nor the autonomous decision to fire, but the capacity to process immense quantities of data, generated by the multitude of digitized sensors which now equip all military equipment, to extract relevant, humanly usable data.

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