“Research on the Current Status of Artificial Intelligence Technology Development and Application in the U.S. Navy”

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To maintain its global maritime advantage, the U.S. Navy is vigorously promoting the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in the military domain and its intelligentization. Based on the AI keywords defined by the European Commission, an analysis was conducted on the AI investments for 146 projects in the 2025 fiscal year. The study found that the U.S. Navy primarily uses four models and their combinations: hyperpersonalization, recognition, predictive analysis and decision-making, and autonomous systems. These models are mainly applied to unmanned surface vessels, amphibious unmanned platforms, and autonomous systems such as drones. Three recommendations were also proposed: first, using AI to enhance battlefield perception and reconstruct the command and control paradigm of human-machine coexistence; second, establishing an intelligent logistics support model based on “demand forecasting—resource allocation”; third, helping relevant parties fully understand the current status of AI development and application in the U.S. Navy.

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Research on the Current Status of AI Technology Development and Application in the U.S. Navy Abstract: To continuously maintain its global maritime superiority, the U.S. Navy is vigorously promoting the military application of AI and intelligent development. This study conducts a systematic analysis of the AI investments in 146 projects of the U.S. Navy for fiscal year 2025, based on the AI keywords defined by the European Commission. The findings show that the U.S. Navy primarily uses four models: hyperpersonalization, recognition, predictive analysis and decision-making, and autonomous systems. These models, along with their combinations, are most commonly used in autonomous systems such as unmanned surface vessels, amphibious unmanned platforms, and drones. Three recommendations are also proposed: first, to enhance battlefield perception capabilities through AI and reconstruct the command and control paradigm of human-machine co-evolution; second, to establish an intelligent logistics support model based on “demand forecasting—resource allocation”; third, to help our military fully understand the current status of AI development and application in the U.S. Navy.