Build and Protect America's AI Infrastructure Leading the world on AI starts with ironclad infrastructure that supports innovation, security, and scale. The United States has the talent and companies to win, but without reliable physical and digital backbone, those advantages

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The Proper Role of AI on the Battlefield "The proper role of AI on the battlefield is to augment human judgment, not replace it." That sentence captures the core idea driving modern military planning and research. How AI fits into