Artificial Intelligence for Maneuver | Potomac Officers Club
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Future near-peer adversaries will attempt to contest all domains and utilize complex and congested terrain to mitigate current joint force capabilities and reduce effectiveness of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) tactical maneuver elements. To help deter or defeat peer threats in contested multi-domain environments, the DoD should leverage advances in artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms in support of robotic autonomous systems, miniaturized sensors, computing power and storage, and secure autonomous communication networks to create human-machine teams bringing greater precision, certainty, speed and mass to the battlefield.
Speakers
COL John Cochran
Former Director of the Secretary of Defense’s Close Combat Lethality Task Force and AI for Maneuver Working Group
U.S. Department of Defense (DOD)
Joel Dillon
Vice President - Global Defense, Army Account
Booz Allen Hamilton
CAPT Christian Dunbar
Director of Future Concepts and Innovation
U.S. Department of Navy
Michèle Flournoy
Co-Founder and Managing Partner
WestExec Advisors
Greg Wenzel
EVP
Booz Allen Hamilton
COL Jay Wisham
Former Artificial Intelligence Applications and Program Director for Project Convergence
Army Futures Command
Agenda
8:30am | 8:35am | Welcome & Introductions |
8:35am | 9:30am | Fireside Chat: Michele Flournoy and Greg Wenzel |
9:30am | 10:25am | Panel: COL John Cochran (panelist), Joel Dillon (moderator), CAPT Christian Dunbar (panelist) and COL Jay Wisham (panelist) |
10:25am | 10:30am | Closing Comments |
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