Google's collaboration with the U.S. Department of Defense is building two pillars for the application of artificial intelligence in the military field: scale and principles. At the scale level, the project covers a military and civilian user base of up to three million people, aiming to achieve rapid analysis of video and image data through AI technology. Defense Secretary Heggsess pointed out that the future of American warfare has quietly arrived, and artificial intelligence is the core driving force of this transformation. At the principle level, the Pentagon has officially established "GenAI.mil" as the official system recording platform, marking that AI is no longer regarded as a temporary experimental project, but has become the basic premise of combat planning, target locking, equipment procurement, and administrative management. Behind this shift is a strategic callback after years of controversy. In 2018, thousands of Google employees launched a large-scale protest against participating in "Project Maven" - a military program that uses AI to analyze drone imagery - eventually forcing the company to terminate the cooperation. Today, Google has re-entered the defense field, but this cooperation has established stricter ethical boundaries and a clear communication framework, reflecting a new balance between corporate and military in technological ethics and national security.

Google AI Deeply Integrated into US Military System: From Controversy to Strategic Collaboration
Google restarts AI cooperation with the U.S. military, promoting artificial intelligence to become the basic tool for military decision-making through the establishment of the GenAI.mil system, marking its transformation from the controversy in 2018 and building a more standardized technical ethics framework.

