The US Department of War has launched a military version of ChatGPT to promote the application of large-scale models in military contexts. · AuraTracer

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The U.S. War Department announced the launch of the military version of ChatGPT, aiming to apply commercial large-model technology to the military domain and improve combat command and decision-making efficiency. This initiative is seen as an important step in the U.S. military’s efforts to implement artificial intelligence in warfare.

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U.S. Department of Defense launches military version of ChatGPT to advance commercial large models in military applications

The U.S. War Department has launched the military version of OpenAI’s ChatGPT model on its military generative artificial intelligence platform, GenAI.mil. This model features core functions such as dialogue interaction, file processing, project management, and custom GPT capabilities. It has received IL5-level controlled non-confidential information security certification and can support document-intensive non-confidential tasks related to planning, policy-making, logistics, and administration, serving over 3 million people within the War Department. Future updates will continue to add new features to this model, integrating it with other models already deployed on the GenAI.mil platform to create a military multi-model artificial intelligence ecosystem.