AI & defence strategy
What artificial intelligence changes for your missions, in concrete terms: which processes it reaches, which it does not, what the deployment really costs, and in what order to proceed.
Thirty years of naval and NATO operations, a doctorate in international law and hands-on AI engineering, applied to the decisions your organisation has to take now.
Four recurring questions, each answered with the same method: understand the operational reality first, then decide what technology is actually worth deploying.
What artificial intelligence changes for your missions, in concrete terms: which processes it reaches, which it does not, what the deployment really costs, and in what order to proceed.
An operator’s reading of a technology and of the team behind it: does the product answer a real operational need, does the claimed performance survive contact with the field, and what would it take to adopt it.
Navigating multinational defence programmes: how decisions are actually taken, who has to be convinced, how to position a capability and how to write for the people who will read it.
From the first use case to a working system: what to build, what to buy, what to leave alone, and how to keep the humans in the loop where the stakes require it.
Thirty free minutes to state the problem and check that I am the right person for it. If I am not, I will say so.
A short written proposal: the question as I understand it, what I would deliver, how long it takes and what it costs. Nothing starts before you have agreed to it.
Interviews, document review, technical assessment, with regular checkpoints rather than a single reveal at the end.
A written assessment with explicit recommendations and the arguments against them, plus a briefing to the people who have to decide.
Captain (Navy), with operational command at sea and NATO SHAPE staff experience
Doctoral research on maritime security and international law frameworks
Python, TensorFlow, agentic AI systems, practical defence applications
EU NAVFOR ATALANTA, NATO, multilateral defence cooperation experience
Every engagement starts with a free 30-minute discovery call. Bring the problem; we will see whether it is one I can help with.