Pasadena Firm Launches Specialized Generative Artificial Intelligence Toolkit for Defense

Virtualitics in Pasadena has introduced a generative Artificial Intelligence toolkit tailored for defense, aiming to boost military decision-making and logistics.

Pasadena-based Virtualitics has announced the release of a new generative Artificial Intelligence toolkit specifically designed for defense applications, moving away from generic solutions often used in military contexts. The Generative Artificial Intelligence Toolkit forms the backbone for developing mission-focused Artificial Intelligence agents, intended to enhance readiness, sustainment, and logistics across Department of Defense operations. This innovation integrates directly with Virtualitics’ established Artificial Intelligence platform and seeks to speed up and improve the accuracy of decision-making workflows pertinent to military missions.

Unlike broad commercial Artificial Intelligence models, Virtualitics’ approach is highly targeted to defense needs. Company executives emphasize the importance of developing tools from the field level up, ensuring they are adaptable to real-world scenarios faced by operators. The toolkit features several advanced components built for secure defense deployment, such as retrieval-augmented generation capabilities, which ensure Artificial Intelligence models are informed by reliable data sources. It also offers containerized large language models that can be deployed on military-approved systems, and advanced developer interfaces for smooth integration with existing mission-critical software.

The suite’s standout feature, Readiness Sigma, rapidly summarizes complex defense reports, distilling key insights for analysts and officials. According to Dr. Sagar Indurkhya, chief scientist at Virtualitics, the firm’s methodology centers on operational needs, prioritizing secure, explainable, and mission-driven Artificial Intelligence agents. Virtualitics plans to initially deploy these agents this summer in areas like predictive maintenance and material forecasting within existing military systems, maintaining human oversight throughout. Renowned for its contracts with the U.S. Air Force and Space Force, Virtualitics has a track record of providing Artificial Intelligence solutions with built-in visualization and explainability. Founded on research from the California Institute of Technology, the company reinforces its commitment to delivering operational-grade Artificial Intelligence for the evolving landscape of defense technology.

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