Project Dynamis: Accelerating AI-Powered Decision Advantage
Through Project Dynamis, the Marine Corps is leveraging Fleet Marine Force “sand box” hubs to accelerate experimenting, protortyping, and fielding advanced CJADC2 capabilities.
Project Dynamis has a core team based in Quantico, but collaborates with industry partners, the Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity, Marine Corps Warfighting Lab, and the Naval Research and Development establishment.
The Project Dynamis Director, Col. Arlon Smith, joings Scuttlebutt to talk about how Dynamis is using a strategy of iterative experiments to realize the Dynamis vision.
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