This discussion examines defense technology and artificial intelligence-enabled system-of-systems integration for modern battlefields. Boaz Levy of IAI, chairman and chief executive officer, brings decades of aerospace and defense engineering experience to a wide-ranging conversation on next-generation battlefield systems. Levy discusses sensors, AI-enabled data fusion, digital twins and system-of-systems architecture and autonomy with John Furrier of theCUBE Research and Dave Vellante of theCUBE Research in the New York Stock Exchange studio; they focus on scalable multi-domain integration and rigorous operational testing. Key takeaways include the primacy of sensors and big-data fusion for real-time decision-making and the need to design adaptable architectures that accommodate high volumes of threats, Levy emphasizes. They advocate combining autonomous agents with human oversight and iterative testing to validate performance under contested conditions. The hosts underscore time-to-market, resilience and cross-domain data sharing as critical action points for defense modernization. Topics covered include sensor fusion, command and control architectures, digital twin implementation, autonomy and cybersecurity for operational environments and force scalability. This discussion provides insights for defense planners, systems architects and industry leaders seeking approaches to integrate AI across multi-domain systems and to accelerate operational testing.