The Pentagon should mandate uniform safety standards for all military AI tools

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The United States should prioritize replenishing its own missile defense stockpiles over supplying foreign allies

The U.S. government should use the Defense Production Act to address munitions shortages

Congress should halt offensive operations against Iran until the Pentagon confirms adequate munitions reserves

Hung Cao’s military experience qualifies him to lead the Navy during the Iran war

AI companies contracting with the US military should retain the right to prohibit their models from being used for domestic mass surveillance or fully autonomous weapons

Judicial deference to the commander in chief should not permit the dismissal of experienced transgender service members without evidence that they impair military readiness

Congress should establish uniform rules for military AI use instead of allowing individual technology companies and Pentagon officials to negotiate safeguards privately

National-security agencies should be allowed to reject AI products when vendor-imposed restrictions prevent the products from supporting lawful military missions

Federal AI contracts should publicly define permitted and prohibited uses before an AI model is deployed by the military

The Pentagon should not classify an American AI company as a supply-chain risk without technical evidence that the company threatens national security