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The U.S. Army realizes that whoever can harness artificial intelligence to shorten the decision cycle on the battlefield will win in the next war.
Since 2017, the service has worked to quickly modernize its aging weapons, pursuing next-generation helicopters and artillery systems. Within the last year, service leadership launched Project Convergence, a technology experiment that would link those modernization portfolios, such as Future Vertical Lift or Long-Range Precision Fires.
Accessexclusive subscriber-onlyin-depthcoverage as the service anticipates producing results and recommendations on the path forward by early next year, but the Army is already planning future iterations of Project Convergence.
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