ROBOTICS AND AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS Share Tweet Email iStock illustration In the more than two years since ChatGPT exploded into public consciousness, defense acquisition professionals have been tinkering with it and other generative artificial intelligence systems to see how they can help them with the rigors of their jobs. Generative AI allows defense acquisition personnel to organize unstructured information such as after-action reports, research, white papers, rules and regulations and contracts, according to Alexis Bonnell, chief information officer and director of the digital capabilities directorate at the Air Force Research Laboratory. “It’s all of the things that you know are not structured but are critical to our function and our ability to maintain advantage. So, what becomes critical now with generative AI is — for the first time in human […]
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