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‘Outpost’ autonomous towers to monitor Greek islands for threats
Towers use artificial intelligence for geo-locating, classifying and tracking a wide-range of threats, according to manufacturer Lambda Automata.
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Beyond killer robots: How AI impacts security, military affairs
Nations that set limits on AI capabilities may encounter adversaries who have no qualms about doing so, putting them at a disadvantage.
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BigBear.ai delivering US Army digital info system with Palantir’s help
Modernization of the Army’s networks and underlying computer infrastructure is among the service’s most pressing priorities.
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Palantir wins Army Research Lab contract extension worth $229 million
The software will support warfighters, the data science community, and commercial AI companies across all facets of AI/ML research and development.
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How to combine 5G networks, artificial intelligence to aid warfighters
5G communications utilizing forms of artificial intelligence holds the promise of a network topology that’s situationally aware and continuously optimized.
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Pentagon to test FedLearn’s artificial intelligence platform
Participants will be able to experience AI via real-time learner assessments to determine if they are grasping online lesson content.
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DARPA autonomous vehicles take on California hills in off-road testing
DARPA began the second round of off-road testing for its autonomous vehicle program, this time turning to the steep hills and trees of central California.
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Space Force’s Gagnon says analysis trumps data collection for intel
“Today, the core value proposition is no longer collection,” said Brig. Gen. Greg Gagnon. “What we need is sense making, or fusion, or analysis.”
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Pentagon artificial intelligence boss says real data to guide work
While much of the talk about the CDAO has focused on its role as the Pentagon’s top AI authority, Martell said the data groundwork has to happen first.
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US approaching ‘critical time’ in tech race with China, report says
The 2025 to 2030 period will prove critical in deciding whether the U.S. keeps pace or falls behind in the technology battle.
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‘Outpost’ autonomous towers to monitor Greek islands for threats
Towers use artificial intelligence for geo-locating, classifying and tracking a wide-range of threats, according to manufacturer Lambda Automata.
-
Beyond killer robots: How AI impacts security, military affairs
Nations that set limits on AI capabilities may encounter adversaries who have no qualms about doing so, putting them at a disadvantage.
-
BigBear.ai delivering US Army digital info system with Palantir’s help
Modernization of the Army’s networks and underlying computer infrastructure is among the service’s most pressing priorities.
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Palantir wins Army Research Lab contract extension worth $229 million
The software will support warfighters, the data science community, and commercial AI companies across all facets of AI/ML research and development.
-
How to combine 5G networks, artificial intelligence to aid warfighters
5G communications utilizing forms of artificial intelligence holds the promise of a network topology that’s situationally aware and continuously optimized.
-
Pentagon to test FedLearn’s artificial intelligence platform
Participants will be able to experience AI via real-time learner assessments to determine if they are grasping online lesson content.
-
DARPA autonomous vehicles take on California hills in off-road testing
DARPA began the second round of off-road testing for its autonomous vehicle program, this time turning to the steep hills and trees of central California.
-
Space Force’s Gagnon says analysis trumps data collection for intel
“Today, the core value proposition is no longer collection,” said Brig. Gen. Greg Gagnon. “What we need is sense making, or fusion, or analysis.”
-
Pentagon artificial intelligence boss says real data to guide work
While much of the talk about the CDAO has focused on its role as the Pentagon’s top AI authority, Martell said the data groundwork has to happen first.
-
US approaching ‘critical time’ in tech race with China, report says
The 2025 to 2030 period will prove critical in deciding whether the U.S. keeps pace or falls behind in the technology battle.
-
‘Outpost’ autonomous towers to monitor Greek islands for threats
Towers use artificial intelligence for geo-locating, classifying and tracking a wide-range of threats, according to manufacturer Lambda Automata.
-
Beyond killer robots: How AI impacts security, military affairs
Nations that set limits on AI capabilities may encounter adversaries who have no qualms about doing so, putting them at a disadvantage.
-
BigBear.ai delivering US Army digital info system with Palantir’s help
Modernization of the Army’s networks and underlying computer infrastructure is among the service’s most pressing priorities.
-
Palantir wins Army Research Lab contract extension worth $229 million
The software will support warfighters, the data science community, and commercial AI companies across all facets of AI/ML research and development.
-
How to combine 5G networks, artificial intelligence to aid warfighters
5G communications utilizing forms of artificial intelligence holds the promise of a network topology that’s situationally aware and continuously optimized.
-
Pentagon to test FedLearn’s artificial intelligence platform
Participants will be able to experience AI via real-time learner assessments to determine if they are grasping online lesson content.
-
DARPA autonomous vehicles take on California hills in off-road testing
DARPA began the second round of off-road testing for its autonomous vehicle program, this time turning to the steep hills and trees of central California.
-
Space Force’s Gagnon says analysis trumps data collection for intel
“Today, the core value proposition is no longer collection,” said Brig. Gen. Greg Gagnon. “What we need is sense making, or fusion, or analysis.”
-
Pentagon artificial intelligence boss says real data to guide work
While much of the talk about the CDAO has focused on its role as the Pentagon’s top AI authority, Martell said the data groundwork has to happen first.
-
US approaching ‘critical time’ in tech race with China, report says
The 2025 to 2030 period will prove critical in deciding whether the U.S. keeps pace or falls behind in the technology battle.
