Pentagon Signs Agreements With 8 Companies for Classified AI Deployment
The Department of War signed agreements with eight companies, including OpenAI and Microsoft, to deploy advanced AI capabilities on its classified networks. The agreements aim to accelerate efforts to establish an AI-first fighting force and strengthen warfighters' decision-making abilities.
The Department of War has signed agreements with eight companies to bring advanced artificial intelligence capabilities to its classified networks. The companies involved are OpenAI, Oracle, Amazon Web Services, SpaceX, Google, NVIDIA, Reflection, and Microsoft. The agreements cover the deployment of frontier AI capabilities across Impact Level 6 and Impact Level 7 network environments to improve situational understanding and support decision-making. The Department of War's AI Acceleration Strategy aims to prevent AI vendor lock-in and maintain flexibility for the Joint Force. The department's enterprise AI platform, GenAI.mil, has reached over 1.3 million users and supported the deployment of hundreds of thousands of agents within five months. GenAI.mil initially rolled out with Google's Gemini for Government and later expanded to include xAI for Government and ChatGPT.
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