
Gregory Brook
Co-founder of Bastogne AI (resilient AI command platforms for defense), U.S. Air Force Master Sergeant combat photojournalist, and 2023 Tillman Scholar at Columbia University.
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Oct 2, 2026
Whoever adapts AI faster, wins.
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30:36speaker_1HOST
How does that work?

Gregory BrookGUEST
So when we initially started this, we were thinking about, like, what is a computing system, right? So what are the constituent components of it? You have power, you have cooling or thermal management, you have networking, and you have the actual compute infrastructure itself.

Gregory BrookGUEST
Your laptop, my laptop, my cell phone, everything, right? You have a battery, you have an antenna, you have the actual compute chips, and then you have...

Gregory BrookGUEST
But yeah, power, networking, cooling and compute, right? And then you have a way of dissipating heat.

Gregory BrookGUEST
We initially thought about putting each, making each one of those a separate removable module.
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Anyway.