SUNY Poly defense contract: Using AI, new tech to help army strategize

The US Army just hired researchers to help them figure out which AI tools to use for which decisions. Let that sink in. If the military — with unlimited budgets and the world's best analysts — still

The US Army just hired researchers to help them figure out which AI tools to use for which decisions.

Let that sink in.

If the military — with unlimited budgets and the world's best analysts — still needs outside help matching AI to the right problem, you're not behind. You're normal.

That $200/month tool collecting dust? It's not because you picked wrong. It's because someone sold you a solution before understanding your actual problem. That's on them, not you.

Here's what the Army got right: they started with a specific decision they needed to make, then found the AI that supports it. Most business owners do it backwards — buy the tool, then wonder what to do with it.

The shift that changes everything is simple. Name one decision your team makes repeatedly every week that eats time and produces inconsistent results. That's your AI starting point. Not a platform. Not a strategy. One decision.

Find the friction first. The right tool becomes obvious from there. And you'll have your first real win within 30 days — without touching what's already working.

What's one repetitive decision in your business that still feels like a coin flip every time?

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