September 11, 2025 - The Ministry of Defense last year published a comprehensive artificial intelligence strategy until 2039, which aims to strengthen our country's position as a significant player in the rapidly changing digital military security environment.

March 4, 2025 - The centre aims to boost Polish security by integrating AI across the armed forces.

However, the Polish army already uses devices that benefit from AI, such as the loitering ammunition, which after firing autonomously follows the target and precisely hits it with the help of AI.

October 2, 2026 - Poland's military and Border Guard are now using an artificial intelligence system to watch the country's border with Belarus, pulling feeds from cameras, drones and other sensors into one picture and flagging activity that needs a human's attention.

December 1, 2025 - Deputy Defence Minister Cezary Tomczyk recently announced plans to spend at least PLN 15 billion ($3.5 billion) on unmanned systems and anti-drone solutions over the next three years. This investment is part of a broader strategy to integrate AI into Poland’s military operations, as evidenced by the launch of the AI Implementation Center for the Polish armed forces.

March 5, 2025 - Verification and implementation of available AI technologies for military applications. The Center will also be responsible for cooperation with industry and academic communities to ensure synergy in activities and leverage the potential of ...

May 6, 2026 - AI analyzes possible war scenarios, predicts enemy movements and recommends the best command options, which improves battlefield management. Additionally, it predicts the need for spare parts, fuel and ammunition by analyzing the condition of ...

December 7, 2024 - In autonomous systems, the focus is on developing unmanned aerial, ground, and maritime platforms, integrating AI-driven decision support systems, and enhancing reconnaissance capabilities.

April 7, 2026 - Poland’s Armed Forces are developing AI systems to analyze intelligence data, support command, and strengthen cyber defense.

December 2, 2025 - During the official signing event for the letter of intent here, Palantir CEO and co-founder Alex Karp said his company is interested in investing in Poland partly to develop dual-use technologies. In a social media post, Palantir said the letter of intent paves the way for the company’s “AI-enabled defense technology to begin rapidly supporting the country’s armed forces, as they innovate at the forefront of an increasingly complex threat environment and strengthen Poland’s position as a sovereign leader in defense.”

The center will operate under the Cyberspace Defense Forces led by General Molenda and a team of cybersecurity and AI specialists. “We are not just building cybersecurity—we want to stay ahead of our adversaries and become a leader in cutting-edge military technologies,” said Kosiniak-Kamysz. He revealed that Polish military networks face an attack every two hours, underscoring the urgent need for advanced AI solutions.

October 3, 2026 - At the center of that military component is AIRON TACTIC, an artificial intelligence platform developed by Poland’s cyber forces. Information generated by the system can then be fed into TAK and JAŚMIN tactical command systems already used ...

April 17, 2025 - It seamlessly blends immersive XR simulation (e.g., operating Patriot fire control, conducting Abrams maintenance, employing HIMARS tactics) with AI-personalized learning pathways. This approach rapidly builds deep procedural knowledge and practical skills, grants industry-validated micro-credentials, and connects graduates directly with roles in the Polish Armed Forces and supporting defense sector.

October 2, 2026 - At the center of that military component is AIRON TACTIC, an artificial intelligence platform developed by Poland’s cyber forces. Information generated by the system can then be fed into TAK and JAŚMIN tactical command systems already used ...

November 27, 2024 - A new unit, the Artificial Intelligence Implementation Center, is being established within the Polish Armed Forces under the Cyber Defense Forces Command. The Ministry of Defense's AI strategy considers the technology a means to enhance Poland's ...

March 1, 2026 - Karol Molenda; Dell Technologies Polska, represented by Dariusz Piotrowski, President of the Management Board and Managing Director; and the Fundacja SpeakLeash, represented by Sebastian Kondracki, President of the Foundation and co-creator of the Polish Bielik.AI model. ... “I am very proud of our soldiers of the Cyberspace Defence Forces. It is not the first time I have said this during my tenure as Minister of National Defence, but I believe that every one of our fellow citizens, everyone in Poland, is very proud of the Polish Armed Forces, of the dedication of our soldiers, and of the duties carried out by the military.

2 days ago - SATIM OREC radar AI software from Polish deep-tech startup SATIM Monitoring Satelitarny has entered operational trials inside Germany’s SPOCK-1 Bundeswehr military SAR satellite constellation, classifying vessels, aircraft, and ground vehicles ...

February 9, 2026 - Poland is fielding drones, autonomous systems and AI-supported command and control across land, air, sea, cyber and the electromagnetic spectrum. The purpose is not to replace manpower but to multiply its effectiveness.