On the heels of scrutiny from lawmakers earlier this year about plummeting readiness rates for the Marine Corps’ multi-capable MV-22 Osprey, the Corps is moving to adopt an AI-based diagnostic and decision-making tool for all its East Coast-based squadrons. That’s according to the maker of the tool, Virtualitics, which initially fielded its technology to Air Force B-52 squadrons and has since expanded across that service and to other military components. According to Virtualitics Chief Commercial Officer Rob Bocek, who spoke to Military Times in an interview, the tool, Iris, uses a group of AI agents that coordinate with frontier AI…