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NATO tees up negotiations on artificial intelligence in weapons
Exactly where the alliance falls on whether to allow or disavow varied autonomous and AI-powered weaponry is expected to be a hotly debated topic.
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AI leaders: DoD must be more transparent with startups
The Department of Defense needs to improve how it communicates its requirements to bring in nontraditional contractors.
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Pentagon AI office wants to match software projects with best cloud environment
The Joint Artificial Intelligence Center wants to weave together software development platforms so Defense Department offices can find a cloud that fits their data. Here’s how it might work.
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Cloudy vision: Can NATO’s new deployable combat system focus the field?
NATO is on a time crunch to develop new cloud technologies that can help the alliance set interoperability standards for its member nations’ own nascent computing infrastructures.
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JAIC director: With flat budgets, turn to AI to save money
Artificial intelligence with business systems will improve cost savings that can be reinvested elsewhere.
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Pentagon seeks commercial solutions to get its data ready for AI
The solicitation from the JAIC is part of its new focus on providing data readiness services to DoD components looking to use AI.
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Biden’s infrastructure plan includes billions to develop emerging tech the military needs
The proposal would pour money into pushing forward semiconductors, artificial intelligence, quantum computers and other technologies expected to define the coming decades, especially for the military.
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JAIC director: Pentagon’s biggest competitive threat? Obsolescence
Defense networks are not as data-driven and integrated as the networks that run the public’s cell phones, the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center director said.
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Pentagon tech office asks industry for ‘leap-ahead capabilities’
The rapid prototyping offices needs industry’s help to fill gaps in capabilities for joint missions.
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Google ex-CEO has a plan for US to stay ahead of China’s government-backed tech
One of his suggestions is for the government to incentivize investment in technologies critical to national security.
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NATO tees up negotiations on artificial intelligence in weapons
Exactly where the alliance falls on whether to allow or disavow varied autonomous and AI-powered weaponry is expected to be a hotly debated topic.
-
AI leaders: DoD must be more transparent with startups
The Department of Defense needs to improve how it communicates its requirements to bring in nontraditional contractors.
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Pentagon AI office wants to match software projects with best cloud environment
The Joint Artificial Intelligence Center wants to weave together software development platforms so Defense Department offices can find a cloud that fits their data. Here’s how it might work.
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Cloudy vision: Can NATO’s new deployable combat system focus the field?
NATO is on a time crunch to develop new cloud technologies that can help the alliance set interoperability standards for its member nations’ own nascent computing infrastructures.
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JAIC director: With flat budgets, turn to AI to save money
Artificial intelligence with business systems will improve cost savings that can be reinvested elsewhere.
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Pentagon seeks commercial solutions to get its data ready for AI
The solicitation from the JAIC is part of its new focus on providing data readiness services to DoD components looking to use AI.
-
Biden’s infrastructure plan includes billions to develop emerging tech the military needs
The proposal would pour money into pushing forward semiconductors, artificial intelligence, quantum computers and other technologies expected to define the coming decades, especially for the military.
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JAIC director: Pentagon’s biggest competitive threat? Obsolescence
Defense networks are not as data-driven and integrated as the networks that run the public’s cell phones, the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center director said.
-
Pentagon tech office asks industry for ‘leap-ahead capabilities’
The rapid prototyping offices needs industry’s help to fill gaps in capabilities for joint missions.
-
Google ex-CEO has a plan for US to stay ahead of China’s government-backed tech
One of his suggestions is for the government to incentivize investment in technologies critical to national security.
-
NATO tees up negotiations on artificial intelligence in weapons
Exactly where the alliance falls on whether to allow or disavow varied autonomous and AI-powered weaponry is expected to be a hotly debated topic.
-
AI leaders: DoD must be more transparent with startups
The Department of Defense needs to improve how it communicates its requirements to bring in nontraditional contractors.
-
Pentagon AI office wants to match software projects with best cloud environment
The Joint Artificial Intelligence Center wants to weave together software development platforms so Defense Department offices can find a cloud that fits their data. Here’s how it might work.
-
Cloudy vision: Can NATO’s new deployable combat system focus the field?
NATO is on a time crunch to develop new cloud technologies that can help the alliance set interoperability standards for its member nations’ own nascent computing infrastructures.
-
JAIC director: With flat budgets, turn to AI to save money
Artificial intelligence with business systems will improve cost savings that can be reinvested elsewhere.
-
Pentagon seeks commercial solutions to get its data ready for AI
The solicitation from the JAIC is part of its new focus on providing data readiness services to DoD components looking to use AI.
-
Biden’s infrastructure plan includes billions to develop emerging tech the military needs
The proposal would pour money into pushing forward semiconductors, artificial intelligence, quantum computers and other technologies expected to define the coming decades, especially for the military.
-
JAIC director: Pentagon’s biggest competitive threat? Obsolescence
Defense networks are not as data-driven and integrated as the networks that run the public’s cell phones, the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center director said.
-
Pentagon tech office asks industry for ‘leap-ahead capabilities’
The rapid prototyping offices needs industry’s help to fill gaps in capabilities for joint missions.
-
Google ex-CEO has a plan for US to stay ahead of China’s government-backed tech
One of his suggestions is for the government to incentivize investment in technologies critical to national security.
