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US Department of War Expands GenAI.mil With ChatGPT, Grok

US Department of War Expands GenAI.mil With ChatGPT, Grok
US Department Of War Deploys ChatGPT Mil, Grok For Government On GenAI.mil, Expanding Secure AI Access Across The Joint Force · freepressjournal.in

The US Department of War added two artificial intelligence tools to its secure GenAI.mil system.

One tool is ChatGPT Mil from OpenAI.

The other is Grok for Government from Starshield AI.

Both tools are approved for handling certain sensitive but unclassified information.

ChatGPT Mil is designed to help with documents, planning, policy, logistics, and administration.

Grok is designed to help with reasoning, research, supply chains, and preserving shared knowledge.

The tools are intended to help military personnel work faster and more precisely.

The Department says GenAI.mil now has more than 1.7 million users.

Key facts

Platforms launched
ChatGPT Mil and Grok for Government
Security accreditation
Controlled Unclassified Information at Impact Level 5
ChatGPT Mil users supported
More than 3 million Department personnel
GenAI.mil users
More than 1.7 million unique users
Grok capabilities
Adaptive reasoning, deep-thinking inference, persistent projects, and standardized playbooks
ChatGPT Mil capabilities
Chat, files, projects, and custom GPTs
Strategic objective
Broaden access across competing frontier models and reduce vendor lock-in

Quotes

US Department of War

The department announcing ChatGPT Mil’s capabilities

“ChatGPT Mil brings a familiar commercial experience into the Department's secure environment, tailored to warfighter needs. The core experience centers on chat, files, projects, and custom GPTs, with additional features sequenced over time.”
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“Through the Chief Digital and AI Office (CDAO) and the Office of the Under Secretary of War for Research and Engineering, the Department will continue scaling frontier AI as a force multiplier across the Joint Force.”
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