Nikkei reported Japan is weighing multiple U.S.-made artificial intelligence tools for military use, pointing to broader adoption of AI in defense operations.
Japan is considering the use of multiple U.S.-made AI systems across its defense forces, including products from Palantir and Anduril, Nikkei reported. The move would signal a potential expansion of artificial intelligence in military planning and operations, as governments increasingly assess software that can process large volumes of data, support surveillance and targeting, and improve battlefield decision-making.