Army Warrior Leader Certification-Army Acquisition Corps (AWLC-ACQ) is a focused battery of interviews, screenings and assessments designed to determine an individual’s readiness for command, while identifying their underlying strengths and weaknesses in several behavioral domains. This helps ensure that the Army is making the most informed choices for its acquisition commands/key billets, while also providing opportunity for self-reflection and development. The AWLC-ACQ is an acquisition-specific subsidiary program to the Army Warrior Leader Certification (AWLC), the program that the Army uses to supplement the Army Competitive Category (ACC) command and key billet centralized selection list (CSL) process. For more information, go to...
by Holly Comanse
Artificial intelligence (AI) may be trending, but it’s nothing new. Alan Turing, an English mathematician said to be the “father of theoretical computer science,” conceptualized the term algorithm to solve mathematical problems and test machine intelligence. Not long after, the very first AI chatbot, called ELIZA, was released in 1966. However, it was the generative pre-trained transformer (GPT) model, first introduced in 2018, that provided the foundation for modern AI chatbots.
Both AI and chatbots continue to evolve with many unknown variables related to accuracy and ethical concerns, such as privacy and bias. Job security and the environmental impact of AI are other points of contention. While the unknown...
