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    AI vs humans in battlefield: Pentagon divided over use of artificial intelligence in war

    Neha Kumari
    By Neha KumariJune 1, 2026

    The United States Department of Defence announced a series of agreements with seven artificial intelligence companies as part of its bid to expand the use of AI on the battlefield.

    With SpaceX, OpenAI, Google, NVIDIA, Reflection, Microsoft and Amazon Web Services on board, the defence department has stated that the collaborations will allow the US military to establish an “AI-first fighting force.”

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