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Joint Artificial Intelligence Center’s Common Development Platform Reaches IOC

Joint Artificial Intelligence Center’s Common Development Platform Reaches IOC
Marine Corps Lt. Gen. Michael Groen, Joint Artificial Intelligence Center director, conducts a press briefing about the DOD's efforts to adopt and scale artificial intelligence capabilities, from the Pentagon, Washington D.C., Nov. 24, 2020. (DoD photo by U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Jack Sanders)

The director of the Pentagon’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center (JIAC) said Tuesday the organization’s  common AI development platform has reached Initial Operating Capability, as the department looks to use the tool for “broad enablement” of new algorithms and models. Marine Lt. Gen Michael Groen, the leader of JAIC, said there are already several development efforts utilizing the new Joint Common Foundation (JCF) with plans to do monthly block upgrades to the platforms in the move toward Full Operational Capability.  “As…

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