Assessment of generative artificial intelligence platform impact on workforce acumen

(a) In general Not later than April 1, 2027, and annually thereafter through April 1, 2029, the Secretary of Defense shall provide to the congressional defense committees a briefing on the utilization of the Department of Defense generative artificial intelligence platform (commonly referred to as GenAI.mil) and what that utilization reflects about the state of artificial intelligence adoption and acumen of the general workforce of the Department. (b) Elements Each briefing required under subsection (a) regarding the platform described in such subsection shall include, with respect to the period covered by the briefing, the following: (1) The total number of personnel registered to use the platform and the number of new registrants added during the reporting period. (2) The number of personnel who logged into and actively used the platform on a given day, reported as both a peak count and a daily average over the reporting period. (3) The share of platform sessions in which each available artificial intelligence model was selected by the user, as a measure of relative model preference across the user population. (4) The average length, measured in tokens, of inputs (commonly referred to as prompts), submitted by users and the corresponding average length, measured in tokens, of responses generated by the platform, as a general indicator of the depth and complexity of platform interactions. (5) An analysis of the sophistication of user-submitted inputs through analysis of prompts, including the share of inputs that reflect basic informational queries, multi-turn task-oriented exchanges, and structured prompting techniques that demonstrate deliberate use of the platform's capabilities. (6) The average number of times per session that a user submits a follow-up or refined input after receiving an initial response, as an indicator of whether users are engaging with the platform in an iterative and sophisticated manner or limiting use to single one-off queries. (7) The categories of outputs generated through platform interactions, including drafted documents, code, analytical summaries, and information synthesis. (8) The distribution of platform sessions across functional mission areas, including administrative, analytical, planning, acquisition, and training functions. (9) The distribution of the number of times registered users returned to use the platform over a 30-day period, as a measure of sustained interest in and reliance on the platform beyond initial or incidental use. (10) For each training module available through the platform, the rate of completion, the average time spent on the module, and the rate at which users returned to the module after an initial session, disaggregated by Armed Force, military department, and civilian Department of Defense personnel. (11) An assessment of observed trends in workforce artificial intelligence adoption and acumen over the reporting period and a description of how the Department is using such trends to inform platform development and training priorities. (12) A description of planned platform capability enhancements for the subsequent reporting period and an assessment of how such enhancements are expected to improve workforce artificial intelligence adoption and acumen. (13) Such other metrics and assessments as the Secretary considers appropriate. (c) Definitions of military department In this section, the term military department has the meaning given that term in section 101(a) of title 10, United States Code.