Spider Man's Doc Ock built powerful mechanical arms to amplify his reach and precision, but they quickly took on a life of their own, overriding his control when it mattered most. That same dynamic threatens the use of AI at the tactical edge, where multiple models, data sources, and automated actions can scale faster than operators can validate or contain them. AI-driven decisions at the tactical edge often fail not because of model capability, but because of constrained, untrusted, or delayed data. In contested, bandwidth-limited environments, defense and critical infrastructure operators need a way to ensure AI outputs remain reliable, secure, and contained.

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