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The $900 Million Bet: Inside the Navy’s Race to Build Submarines Without Enough Humans to Do It
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The $900 Million Bet: Inside the Navy’s Race to Build Submarines Without Enough Humans to Do It
The United States Navy is about to pour nearly $900 million into a problem that has quietly metastasized over two decades: it cannot build submarines fast enough. Not close. The gap between what the fleet needs and what American shipyards deliver has grown so wide that the Pentagon is now betting on automation, robotics, and artificial intelligence to close it — or at least keep it from getting worse. The fiscal year 2026 budget request includes…
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