FORT GORDON, Ga. — The U.S. Army Cyber Command is advancing an ambitious multi-year plan to operationalize artificial intelligence across its digital battle space, aiming to enhance cybersecurity defenses, accelerate analysis and empower its Soldiers.

In spring 2023, Lt. Gen. Maria B. Barrett catalyzed a transformation by tasking the command to harness automation and AI — not for novelty, but to make missions more effective, decisions smarter and time more available for the people behind the screens.

“AI is not a luxury — it’s a necessity. Our mission demands speed, precision, and adaptability, and artificial intelligence is the force multiplier that enables all three,” Barrett emphasized. Since then, ARCYBER has rolled out a strategic roadmap focused on phased AI-human teaming, with mil

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