Navy CTO on the Service's AI-First Push GovCast

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Aug 18, 202606:29Government & Organizations

The Navy is making AI and data central to how it operates, with a new strategy focused on faster decision-making and scaling what works. Department of the Navy CTO Justin Fanelli discussed the service's push toward an AI...

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