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Ex-military entrepreneurs are leveraging 21st-century technology to build better, smarter weapons. This AI-powered defense tech revolution is backed by a record $32 billion in venture funding since 2022 and will create generational fortunes—and forever change how we wage war. Read more: Photo: Aaron Kotowski, Jamel Toppin, Ethan Pines for Forbes

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