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TECHNOLOGY


          Thales and CEA


          collaborate to

          integrate AI in defence

          and security


          Thales contributes defence expertise while CEA
          offers multimodal generative AI know-how to
          enhance AI solutions for critical missions.
















           The Thales AI research teams at the Group’s AI accelerator for
           mission-critical systems will work with the CEA teams to deliver
           sovereign trusted AI solutions.

            hales and the French Alternative Energies and
          TAtomic Energy Commission (CEA) have signed a new
          partnership agreement in the field of generative artifi-
          cial intelligence (AI). Through this three-year renewable
          partnership, Thales will provide its AI expertise and
          deep knowledge of the defense and security sectors,
          while the CEA will contribute its know-how in multi-
          modal generative AI (based on text, images, audio, elec-
          tromagnetic signals, structured data, and other inputs)
          to accelerate the integration of AI into solutions for
          Thales customers with critical mission requirements.
          The Thales AI research teams at the Group’s AI accelera-
          tor for mission-critical systems will work with the CEA
          teams to deliver sovereign trusted AI solutions.
           Thales’s AI Lab and CEA, both noted for innovation and
          critical research, have partnered to advance generative
          AI solutions, with a focus on intelligence and command
          applications. Generative AI can be developed to ac-
          celerate OODA command loops (observe, orient, decide,
          act) and implemented across the entire critical decision
          chain; sensing and data gathering, data transmission
          and storage, data processing, and decision support.
           To simplify communication between member states
          in the context of a joint operation, trusted generative
          AI will facilitate interaction between operators and
          complex systems by translating their intentions into
          a sequence of actions and translating technical terms
          into the languages of the various nations involved.
           Bertrand Tavernier, Chief Technical Officer for Thales’s
          Secure Communications and Information Systems busi-
          ness said, “This partnership with the CEA’s AI teams will



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