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“We don’t have a tech problem; we have a tech adoption problem in the military,” says Army Futures Command's General Jim Rainey. In this next ScaleUp:AI recap, Managing Director Nick Sinai and Gen. Rainey discuss the role of AI and software-driven innovation in military strategy and operations to ensure future war-winning readiness. They touch on: 1. AI’s immediate and long-term potential: Near-term AI applications focus on optimizing decision-making through better data organization, while future efforts will emphasize human-machine integration to maximize capabilities. 2. Preparing a tech-ready workforce: Recognizing the need for soldiers with tech skills, the Army is partnering with institutions like Carnegie Mellon University, developing initiatives like Army Software Factory, and building its workforce to ensure it can confront the challenges ahead. 3. Collaboration with the tech industry: AFC embraces partnerships with both traditional defense companies and innovative startups, leveraging America’s tech ecosystem to maintain a strategic edge. 4. Driving change in a bureaucracy: General Rainey highlighted the need for faster technology adoption in the military by aligning accountability, empowering leaders, and fostering a culture of experimentation. See how AI is shaping tomorrow’s Army: https://lnkd.in/eiugr5c7

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