To enhance human decision-making, today’s national security organizations are compelled to leverage multiple data sources in real time. While that model is effective, it can be time-consuming and fraught with human error.
Enter responsible AI, which has the power to bolster defense, intelligence and military operations by processing and analyzing large amounts of information at high speed. This digital transformation not only means more confident decisions, but unprecedented tactical and operational advantage.
For decades, IBM has earned our clients' trust by responsibly deploying new technologies with a clear purpose, and meeting strict security and data management requirements. Learn about the newest generative AI technology solutions that can infuse power into decision-making for defense organizations.
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