Lockheed Martin targets global lead in trustworthy AI adoption for security missions
Reuters2026/08/19 13:09- Lockheed Martin set a goal to lead global adoption of “trustworthy AI” for national and global security, with faster delivery “at the speed of relevance.”
- Strategy centers on the Lockheed Martin AI Center partnering across the company to build responsible AI for near-term missions and future capabilities.
- Plans call for deeper collaboration with commercial AI providers to scale technology adoption and accelerate deployment across defense programs.
- Execution will rely on rigorous testing and evaluation to strengthen mission readiness while protecting system safety, security, and data integrity.
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