autonomy

“Defense primes are good at aeronautics. They're good at explosives. You know, I tend to, I always say, like, they're good at boom. Don't compete on boom. What they're bad at generally is software, is AI, is autonomy.”

“And so autonomy introduces this incredible capability where we are going to do the things we have to do, whether we like it or not. We need to do those things. This way ensures that the outcome is very likely higher quality and puts significantly fewer people …”

“What autonomy does, it actually lets you, in addition to controlling the ship, obviously, it actually lets you simplify the design of the ship because now people aren't required. So that lets you design more simple ships that lets you produce at scale. It lets…”

“When you look at the budget today, just look at the Department of War's budget, we talked about the request for 1.5 trillion, and where the budget is today, right around a trillion dollars for 26, one percent went towards autonomy.”

“So what you're going to see in shipbuilding is real industrial scale come back to this country. And what you'll see in terms of defense in the commercial market is more and more things shift. Towards autonomy.”

“One percent. One percent went towards autonomy.”