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IBM Debuts Military-Grade AI Designed for Secure Defense Ops

Operations specialist operates a control terminal. Photo: Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Ryan Clark/US Navy

American tech giant IBM has rolled out a new artificial intelligence (AI) system built specifically for defense and national security work.

The “IBM Defense Model,” developed with defense intelligence provider Janes, is designed to bring trustworthy AI into secure environments where quick, accurate insights can influence real-world outcomes.

Unlike general-purpose AI tools, this platform is trained to understand military terminology, operational tactics, and mission-level strategies. It can run in air-gapped or classified networks, keeping sensitive data isolated from the internet.

Read the full story on our new publication, Military AI: IBM Debuts Military-Grade AI Designed for Secure Defense Ops

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