Army Secretary Dan Driscoll announces $48 billion in cuts over five years to fund drone technology, air defenses and modernization initiatives including AI systems.

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DisruptED host Ron Stefanski speaks with r4 Technologies VP Tyler Zagurski on how AI is transforming military logistics, talent management, and workforce readiness for the future.

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