日本防卫省正考虑引进美企人工智能系统
According to recent news from Japan, the Japanese Ministry of Defense has determined a policy to introduce artificial intelligence systems in "command and control" and is currently discussing the introduction of military artificial intelligence systems from American companies.
Sources indicate that the Japanese government is primarily considering the "Maven Intelligence System" from the American company Palantir Technologies. However, there has been ongoing demand within the Japanese government and ruling party to adopt domestically produced artificial intelligence systems. Therefore, relevant parties are also considering a plan to combine both options or eventually replace them with a Japanese-made artificial intelligence system in the future.
During the Japan-U.S. joint command post exercise held from January to February this year, Palantir Technologies' artificial intelligence system was utilized. However, the specific details of the exercise have not been made public.
It is reported that several government sources have revealed that the "Three Security Documents" planned for revision by the Kishida administration within the year will also include the application of artificial intelligence in command and control decision support systems, and plans to include some related costs in the budget request for the fiscal year 2027.
日本防卫省正在探索引进美国公司Palantir的军事人工智能系统用于指挥和控制。目前正在讨论是否将其与国内人工智能解决方案相结合。人工智能的整合将纳入即将修订的日本安全文件中，计划在2027财年的预算中拨款。
- 日本防卫省正在考虑采用美国的军事人工智能系统用于指挥和控制。
- 正在考虑的具体系统是Palantir的人工智能系统。
- 日本政府内部呼吁也考虑国内的人工智能解决方案。
- 人工智能的整合在即将修订的日本安全文件中提到。
- 该倡议的资金计划纳入2027财年的预算。