France’s Army Chief Wants to Accelerate the Integration of AI and Drones

Author: Francis NoudePublished on: October 27, 2026Country: France
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France’s Army Chief Wants to Accelerate the Integration of AI and Drones

General Jacques de Montgros, chief of staff of the French Army since July 26, 2026, called on October 26 for faster integration of artificial intelligence and autonomous systems. In a message posted on the Army’s official X account, he also advocated strengthening combat and support capabilities and changing the personnel model. He cited the central role of land combat, the need for robust conventional forces, and adaptation as keys to operational superiority. The message gave no timeline or details on resources; the article notes the use of drones and AI in Ukraine and in conflicts involving Israel, the United States, and Iran.

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