Alphabet’s Google will introduce Gemini artificial intelligence agents to the Pentagon’s 3 million-strong workforce to automate routine operations. Initial deployment will focus on unclassified networks.
The AI agents will perform administrative tasks such as summarizing meeting notes and generating budgets. Defense officials are currently discussing the potential expansion of these tools to classified and top-secret networks.
This agreement signals a shift in Google's relationship with the U.S. military, with officials labeling the company a trusted and supportive partner. The move follows a previous decision by Google to let a military AI contract expire after facing internal employee backlash.