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Raytheon and C3.ai announce alliance on artificial intelligence solutions
The U.S. Air Force’s predictive maintenance provider joins hands with a defense giant.
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Asia-Pacific militaries bet on unmanned systems to meet regional challenges
Asia-Pacific nations are embracing the use of unmanned solutions for maritime missions, with several nations bordering the Pacific Ocean and with extensive littorals either operating or planning to acquire unmanned systems for use in the domain.
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Unlock AI to transform the Pentagon
Traditional approaches are inadequate to process the DoD’s massive amount of data and sources.
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Top intel official warns of bias in military algorithms
The Air Force’s top intelligence officer warned of the dangers of using small or specific sets of data to train algorithms.
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Turkey to launch its first armed unmanned surface vessel
ULAQ’s manufacturers say it was built from advanced composites, has a 400-kilometer range and can travel up to 65 kph.
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Cyber’s uncertain future: These radical technologies and negative trends must be overcome
The fate of the world may literally hinge on which states develop and appropriately introduce the radical technologies that are likely to disrupt cyberspace and the world. What are they, and what disruption do they pose?
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Mixed-reality systems can bring soldier feedback into development earlier than ever before. Here’s how the US Army is using it.
The U.S. Army has built a new mixed-reality environment to test user interactions with it’s new automated targeting system.
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Pentagon’s artificial intelligence hub shifts its approach to now ‘seek out problems’
The Defense Department wants to ensure it’s delivering tools that war fighters will actually use. That requires strong relationships across the globe.
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Pentagon research office wants innovative tools to spot influence campaigns
A new solicitation wants automated tools to help analysts track influence campaigns as they evolve.
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How the Army plans to revolutionize tanks with artificial intelligence
With the Advanced Targeting and Lethality Aided System, or ATLAS, the U.S. Army hopes to transform the way tank crews operate using artificial intelligence. (U.S. Army)
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Raytheon and C3.ai announce alliance on artificial intelligence solutions
The U.S. Air Force’s predictive maintenance provider joins hands with a defense giant.
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Asia-Pacific militaries bet on unmanned systems to meet regional challenges
Asia-Pacific nations are embracing the use of unmanned solutions for maritime missions, with several nations bordering the Pacific Ocean and with extensive littorals either operating or planning to acquire unmanned systems for use in the domain.
-
Unlock AI to transform the Pentagon
Traditional approaches are inadequate to process the DoD’s massive amount of data and sources.
-
Top intel official warns of bias in military algorithms
The Air Force’s top intelligence officer warned of the dangers of using small or specific sets of data to train algorithms.
-
Turkey to launch its first armed unmanned surface vessel
ULAQ’s manufacturers say it was built from advanced composites, has a 400-kilometer range and can travel up to 65 kph.
-
Cyber’s uncertain future: These radical technologies and negative trends must be overcome
The fate of the world may literally hinge on which states develop and appropriately introduce the radical technologies that are likely to disrupt cyberspace and the world. What are they, and what disruption do they pose?
-
Mixed-reality systems can bring soldier feedback into development earlier than ever before. Here’s how the US Army is using it.
The U.S. Army has built a new mixed-reality environment to test user interactions with it’s new automated targeting system.
-
Pentagon’s artificial intelligence hub shifts its approach to now ‘seek out problems’
The Defense Department wants to ensure it’s delivering tools that war fighters will actually use. That requires strong relationships across the globe.
-
Pentagon research office wants innovative tools to spot influence campaigns
A new solicitation wants automated tools to help analysts track influence campaigns as they evolve.
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How the Army plans to revolutionize tanks with artificial intelligence
With the Advanced Targeting and Lethality Aided System, or ATLAS, the U.S. Army hopes to transform the way tank crews operate using artificial intelligence. (U.S. Army)
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Raytheon and C3.ai announce alliance on artificial intelligence solutions
The U.S. Air Force’s predictive maintenance provider joins hands with a defense giant.
-
Asia-Pacific militaries bet on unmanned systems to meet regional challenges
Asia-Pacific nations are embracing the use of unmanned solutions for maritime missions, with several nations bordering the Pacific Ocean and with extensive littorals either operating or planning to acquire unmanned systems for use in the domain.
-
Unlock AI to transform the Pentagon
Traditional approaches are inadequate to process the DoD’s massive amount of data and sources.
-
Top intel official warns of bias in military algorithms
The Air Force’s top intelligence officer warned of the dangers of using small or specific sets of data to train algorithms.
-
Turkey to launch its first armed unmanned surface vessel
ULAQ’s manufacturers say it was built from advanced composites, has a 400-kilometer range and can travel up to 65 kph.
-
Cyber’s uncertain future: These radical technologies and negative trends must be overcome
The fate of the world may literally hinge on which states develop and appropriately introduce the radical technologies that are likely to disrupt cyberspace and the world. What are they, and what disruption do they pose?
-
Mixed-reality systems can bring soldier feedback into development earlier than ever before. Here’s how the US Army is using it.
The U.S. Army has built a new mixed-reality environment to test user interactions with it’s new automated targeting system.
-
Pentagon’s artificial intelligence hub shifts its approach to now ‘seek out problems’
The Defense Department wants to ensure it’s delivering tools that war fighters will actually use. That requires strong relationships across the globe.
-
Pentagon research office wants innovative tools to spot influence campaigns
A new solicitation wants automated tools to help analysts track influence campaigns as they evolve.
-
How the Army plans to revolutionize tanks with artificial intelligence
With the Advanced Targeting and Lethality Aided System, or ATLAS, the U.S. Army hopes to transform the way tank crews operate using artificial intelligence. (U.S. Army)
