The US military is using a prototype artificial information tool to identify resources related to diversity, equity, entry and access (Deia) to remove educational materials in accordance with Donald Trump’s recent executive order.
Army Command and Doctrine Command Authorities (TRADOC) – The main commander in charge of training soldiers, developing leaders and shaping instructions, strategies and concepts – now using AI tools, Camogpt, to “review policies, programs and initiator for Deia and report reports, in accordance with an internal question.
The note following Trump’s signature of January 27, entitled “Restoring the American Campaign”, which the Secretary of Defense Pitt Hegeste to eliminate all Pentagon policies as promoting what the commander declared as “non -American”, “exile, exile, radical,” Arrives. Accounts
Army spokesman Chris Robinson, in Wired, confirmed the use of Camogpt to review the DIA material.
TRADOC “will fully implement and implement all guidelines in the executive orders issued by the President. We ensure that these instructions are carried out with the maximum professional, efficient, and in accordance with national security purposes.” “Special details on our internal policies and tactics are not controversial. “
Camogpt is currently developed to enhance operational productivity and operational readiness in the US Army, Camogpt currently has about 4,000 users who are “interacting” daily. According to Robinson, the tool is used for everything from developing a comprehensive training program to the production of multilingual translations, according to Robinson, according to Robinson, “providing” concept and demonstration “at the annual US Army Conference Association in Washington, DC, according to Robinson.
While Doyle refused to comment on how TRADOC officials used Camogpt to scan for Deia policies, he described the process of searching relatively simple.
“I get all the documents you want to check, I order it all in a collection in Camogpt, and then ask about the documents,” he says. “The way the recovery is produced is that the more specific your question is to the concepts in the document, the more accurate information the model provides.”
Practically, this means that TRADOC officials are likely to enter a large number of documents into Camogpt and ask LLM to scan targeted keywords such as “dignity” or “respect” (which, yes, the army is currently presenting the past digital content) to identify materials for further change and match them.
Using Camogpt, the job of eliminating DIA’s content will probably lead to a rapid change in US military documents. “We compete with” Control+F “in Adobe Acrobat.”
