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Aug 27, 2020
The 2020 Autonomous Capabilities for DoD Summit will provide a 'town-hall' style forum to discuss the advanced capabilities that AI-enabled autonomous systems and machine learning provide to the Warfighter in the battlespace, and how these emerging technologies are bolstering current and future DoD efforts to achieve mission impact at scale. The Summit will focus on current initiatives being enacted to leverage the flexibility that autonomous capabilities can provide the Warfighter in the future fight, both to facilitate the DoD’s strategy of developing technologically superior weapons systems to further compete in the Great Power competition, and to outpace adversaries who will also utilize artificial intelligence & other means to their advantage.
With the FY 2021 budget calling for $1.7 billion for autonomy and tech that uses human-machine teaming, as well as nearly $1 billion to artificial intelligence; such increases in RDT&E funding & emerging technologies are increasingly being requested to bolster current and future DoD efforts to achieve mission impact at scale. The Summit will focus on current initiatives being enacted across the various military services to leverage the flexibility that autonomous capabilities can provide the Warfighter with, in the future fight. It will detail the DoD's strategy of developing technologically superior weapons systems to further compete in the Great Power competition; as well as explain how such innovation will be used to outpace adversaries, who will also be utilizing artificial intelligence & other autonomous technologies to their advantage.
The 2020 Summit will also offer senior level perspectives from leaders across the DoD and Federal Government that have pushed for an increase in R&D on algorithmic warfare, AI, & AI enabled autonomy, because of the ability of these technologies to help provide the Warfighter with the greatest military competitive advantage moving forward. At this event, attendees will have the chance to learn about the application of these autonomous capabilities & the current increase of human-machine teaming across the military services, which can help to minimize the number of Warfighters in harm's way, enhance the efficiency and speed of decisions for increased operational success, and enable critical new mission sets that would have never been possible. The DoD continues to push for increased partnerships with industry and allies on this effort.
Finally, the forum agenda will again highlight key ongoing efforts of the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center and the National Security Commission on AI, which are continuing to accelerate the adoption of AI to allow national security organizations to understand and execute their missions faster. It will also include a cross service panel discussion on the ethical & technical challenges encountered during the development & integration of autonomous systems.
The Autonomous Capabilities for DoD Summit provides opportunities including exhibit space, round table discussions, product demonstrations, and networking receptions.
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