Japan weighs use of Palantir, Anduril AI systems for defense forces

Tokyo would deploy US tech for quick implementation, with homegrown AI eyed for oversight

Japan is looking to speed up decision-making while integrating operations, considering options that include using multiple U.S.-made AI systems overseen by a domestic one. (Nikkei montage/Source photos by Kyodo)

TOKYO -- Japan's government is considering deploying multiple U.S.-made artificial intelligence systems in command and control for Self-Defense Force units to enable faster decisions while further integrating operations with the American military.

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