AI could be in military operations as soon as next year Federal News Network

The Defense Department's artificial intelligence center is expecting a transformative year in 2020 with more than double its budget from 2019 and new projects that further ingrain AI into military operations. DoD's Joint Artificial Intelligence Center (JAIC) will embark on a new project next year called AI for maneuver and fires. "The project will focus on individual lines of effort or product lines oriented on warfighting operations like operations/intelligence fusion, joint all-domain command and control, accelerated sensor to shooter timelines, autonomous and swarming systems, target development and operations center workflows," Lt. Gen. Jack Shanahan, JAIC director, said at the Pentagon Friday. That all sounds like a lot of buzzwords, but a real-life example can be found right in your home. Often times you'll open up Netflix and it will say a show is a 95% match for you based on your past watching habits.