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According to the report, the US Special Operations Command (SOCOM) is exploring how artificial intelligence (AI) could process data collected during field operations.
The report stated that operators in elite units routinely gather information from sites, seized documents, digital media, and other materials to support intelligence analysis and inform future mission planning. This process can involve extracting biometrics from individuals encountered during operations.
SOCOM’s latest request for information seeks AI tools capable of analyzing biometrics, communications, and open-source data efficiently. The goal is to support analysts, allowing faster identification and verification of intelligence while reducing the manual workload.
The report added that SOCOM is specifically interested in facial recognition, speaker identification, and DNA profiling integrated with AI analysis. The AI would need to operate under varied conditions, including low light, noise, and complex environments, while connecting to existing intelligence databases.
Additionally, while SOCOM emphasized that this is an information-gathering effort rather than a solicitation, it outlined a structured eight-month timeline for demonstrations, device trials, and operator training.
Source: Military AI
The report stated that operators in elite units routinely gather information from sites, seized documents, digital media, and other materials to support intelligence analysis and inform future mission planning. This process can involve extracting biometrics from individuals encountered during operations.
SOCOM’s latest request for information seeks AI tools capable of analyzing biometrics, communications, and open-source data efficiently. The goal is to support analysts, allowing faster identification and verification of intelligence while reducing the manual workload.
The report added that SOCOM is specifically interested in facial recognition, speaker identification, and DNA profiling integrated with AI analysis. The AI would need to operate under varied conditions, including low light, noise, and complex environments, while connecting to existing intelligence databases.
Additionally, while SOCOM emphasized that this is an information-gathering effort rather than a solicitation, it outlined a structured eight-month timeline for demonstrations, device trials, and operator training.
Source: Military AI
