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‘SBOM’ disclosure rules loom for federal software procurement
Software Bill of Materials are machine-readable inventories of software components designed to reduce cost and security risk.
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US cannot assume any advantage in AI arms race
To keep up with pacing threats including China, Washington must both accelerate the innovation pipeline and build end-user confidence in AI.
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Army seeking AI for targeting, navigation aboard Bradley replacement
The U.S. Army this summer published a request for proposals to design and build prototypes for the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program.
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Data tools soldiers use in Africa could be a model for other commands
The Africa Data Science Center may soon connect to intelligence across the Army.
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Israel’s Smart Shooter wins US Army contract for anti-drone optics
System enables a user to lock onto a target, such as a small drone, and then control the fire of the rifle to be more precise and accurate.
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New approach at West Point has cadets attacking future war problems
Project-based learning at the academy is giving undergraduates chances to do graduate-level research.
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Army developing TITAN system to improve sensor-to-shooter timeline
TITAN will be a key piece of the Army’s sensor-to-shooter chain, pulling data from multiple domains, processing it with AI, and sending intel to users.
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Army taps Palantir for software to help predict maintenance problems
The Denver-based firm received a five-year, $85.1 million contract.
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Combining automation, responsible AI critical for national security
The future of national security will be intelligent and automated.
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Artificial intelligence ‘Bill of Rights’ unveiled by White House
The document is intended as a call to action for the U.S. government to safeguard digital and civil rights in an AI-fueled world.
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‘SBOM’ disclosure rules loom for federal software procurement
Software Bill of Materials are machine-readable inventories of software components designed to reduce cost and security risk.
-
US cannot assume any advantage in AI arms race
To keep up with pacing threats including China, Washington must both accelerate the innovation pipeline and build end-user confidence in AI.
-
Army seeking AI for targeting, navigation aboard Bradley replacement
The U.S. Army this summer published a request for proposals to design and build prototypes for the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program.
-
Data tools soldiers use in Africa could be a model for other commands
The Africa Data Science Center may soon connect to intelligence across the Army.
-
Israel’s Smart Shooter wins US Army contract for anti-drone optics
System enables a user to lock onto a target, such as a small drone, and then control the fire of the rifle to be more precise and accurate.
-
New approach at West Point has cadets attacking future war problems
Project-based learning at the academy is giving undergraduates chances to do graduate-level research.
-
Army developing TITAN system to improve sensor-to-shooter timeline
TITAN will be a key piece of the Army’s sensor-to-shooter chain, pulling data from multiple domains, processing it with AI, and sending intel to users.
-
Army taps Palantir for software to help predict maintenance problems
The Denver-based firm received a five-year, $85.1 million contract.
-
Combining automation, responsible AI critical for national security
The future of national security will be intelligent and automated.
-
Artificial intelligence ‘Bill of Rights’ unveiled by White House
The document is intended as a call to action for the U.S. government to safeguard digital and civil rights in an AI-fueled world.
-
‘SBOM’ disclosure rules loom for federal software procurement
Software Bill of Materials are machine-readable inventories of software components designed to reduce cost and security risk.
-
US cannot assume any advantage in AI arms race
To keep up with pacing threats including China, Washington must both accelerate the innovation pipeline and build end-user confidence in AI.
-
Army seeking AI for targeting, navigation aboard Bradley replacement
The U.S. Army this summer published a request for proposals to design and build prototypes for the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program.
-
Data tools soldiers use in Africa could be a model for other commands
The Africa Data Science Center may soon connect to intelligence across the Army.
-
Israel’s Smart Shooter wins US Army contract for anti-drone optics
System enables a user to lock onto a target, such as a small drone, and then control the fire of the rifle to be more precise and accurate.
-
New approach at West Point has cadets attacking future war problems
Project-based learning at the academy is giving undergraduates chances to do graduate-level research.
-
Army developing TITAN system to improve sensor-to-shooter timeline
TITAN will be a key piece of the Army’s sensor-to-shooter chain, pulling data from multiple domains, processing it with AI, and sending intel to users.
-
Army taps Palantir for software to help predict maintenance problems
The Denver-based firm received a five-year, $85.1 million contract.
-
Combining automation, responsible AI critical for national security
The future of national security will be intelligent and automated.
-
Artificial intelligence ‘Bill of Rights’ unveiled by White House
The document is intended as a call to action for the U.S. government to safeguard digital and civil rights in an AI-fueled world.
