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DOD needs to go beyond ‘entrenched viewpoints’ on Ligado
Former HASC Chairman Buck McKeon argues that Congress can sometimes best serve the military by encouraging DoD leadership to go beyond entrenched viewpoints.
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For ethical artificial intelligence, security is pivotal
AI is a top priority in the United States and to our friendly foreign partners, but potential adversaries will make the pursuit of finding ways to compromise these systems a top priority of their own.
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Militaries need a more flexible, scalable approach to electronic warfare
With AI, intelligent machines work and respond much like humans. Machines can therefore perform smarter tasks using capabilities like signals recognition.
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Central to meeting the complexities of JADC2? Artificial intelligence
JADC2 demands a comprehensive, dynamic, and near-real time common operating picture and artificial intelligence can certainly aid in speeding-up decision making and defining parameters.
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Impartial reviews needed if Congress to solve its Ligado problem
Congress must select a technically competent and impartial entity such as the National Academy of Sciences to help solve confusion over whether a plan from Ligado Networks will cause GPS interference.
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How cross-domain technologies can help the military modernize
The military should look to cross-domain solutions, which can replace a large amount of very costly physical infrastructure and provide better overall security.
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Ensuring the Pentagon follows ethics for artificial intelligence
By thinking hard about the Pentagon’s new principles for artificial intelligence, the department and agencies can ensure those ethics are followed and that the next generation of AI technology is properly fielded.
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When machine learning comes to nuclear communication systems
As states armed with nuclear weapons turn to machine learning techniques to enhance their nuclear command, control, and communications (NC3) systems, the United States and its competitors should take care that these new tools do not inadvertently accelerate crisis instability or an arms race.
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Recalculating: GPS, L-band and the Pentagon’s untenable position on 5G
Why does the Defense Department continue to blitz the executive and legislative branches with claims that an FCC order will endanger military operations and harm the economy? Is the GPS system truly that fragile?
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Russia’s new navigation plan reveals a fear of jamming
A new plan from confirms that Russia has a mobile terrestrial PNT capability, likely for military use, that has received little public attention.
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DOD needs to go beyond ‘entrenched viewpoints’ on Ligado
Former HASC Chairman Buck McKeon argues that Congress can sometimes best serve the military by encouraging DoD leadership to go beyond entrenched viewpoints.
-
For ethical artificial intelligence, security is pivotal
AI is a top priority in the United States and to our friendly foreign partners, but potential adversaries will make the pursuit of finding ways to compromise these systems a top priority of their own.
-
Militaries need a more flexible, scalable approach to electronic warfare
With AI, intelligent machines work and respond much like humans. Machines can therefore perform smarter tasks using capabilities like signals recognition.
-
Central to meeting the complexities of JADC2? Artificial intelligence
JADC2 demands a comprehensive, dynamic, and near-real time common operating picture and artificial intelligence can certainly aid in speeding-up decision making and defining parameters.
-
Impartial reviews needed if Congress to solve its Ligado problem
Congress must select a technically competent and impartial entity such as the National Academy of Sciences to help solve confusion over whether a plan from Ligado Networks will cause GPS interference.
-
How cross-domain technologies can help the military modernize
The military should look to cross-domain solutions, which can replace a large amount of very costly physical infrastructure and provide better overall security.
-
Ensuring the Pentagon follows ethics for artificial intelligence
By thinking hard about the Pentagon’s new principles for artificial intelligence, the department and agencies can ensure those ethics are followed and that the next generation of AI technology is properly fielded.
-
When machine learning comes to nuclear communication systems
As states armed with nuclear weapons turn to machine learning techniques to enhance their nuclear command, control, and communications (NC3) systems, the United States and its competitors should take care that these new tools do not inadvertently accelerate crisis instability or an arms race.
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Recalculating: GPS, L-band and the Pentagon’s untenable position on 5G
Why does the Defense Department continue to blitz the executive and legislative branches with claims that an FCC order will endanger military operations and harm the economy? Is the GPS system truly that fragile?
-
Russia’s new navigation plan reveals a fear of jamming
A new plan from confirms that Russia has a mobile terrestrial PNT capability, likely for military use, that has received little public attention.
-
DOD needs to go beyond ‘entrenched viewpoints’ on Ligado
Former HASC Chairman Buck McKeon argues that Congress can sometimes best serve the military by encouraging DoD leadership to go beyond entrenched viewpoints.
-
For ethical artificial intelligence, security is pivotal
AI is a top priority in the United States and to our friendly foreign partners, but potential adversaries will make the pursuit of finding ways to compromise these systems a top priority of their own.
-
Militaries need a more flexible, scalable approach to electronic warfare
With AI, intelligent machines work and respond much like humans. Machines can therefore perform smarter tasks using capabilities like signals recognition.
-
Central to meeting the complexities of JADC2? Artificial intelligence
JADC2 demands a comprehensive, dynamic, and near-real time common operating picture and artificial intelligence can certainly aid in speeding-up decision making and defining parameters.
-
Impartial reviews needed if Congress to solve its Ligado problem
Congress must select a technically competent and impartial entity such as the National Academy of Sciences to help solve confusion over whether a plan from Ligado Networks will cause GPS interference.
-
How cross-domain technologies can help the military modernize
The military should look to cross-domain solutions, which can replace a large amount of very costly physical infrastructure and provide better overall security.
-
Ensuring the Pentagon follows ethics for artificial intelligence
By thinking hard about the Pentagon’s new principles for artificial intelligence, the department and agencies can ensure those ethics are followed and that the next generation of AI technology is properly fielded.
-
When machine learning comes to nuclear communication systems
As states armed with nuclear weapons turn to machine learning techniques to enhance their nuclear command, control, and communications (NC3) systems, the United States and its competitors should take care that these new tools do not inadvertently accelerate crisis instability or an arms race.
-
Recalculating: GPS, L-band and the Pentagon’s untenable position on 5G
Why does the Defense Department continue to blitz the executive and legislative branches with claims that an FCC order will endanger military operations and harm the economy? Is the GPS system truly that fragile?
-
Russia’s new navigation plan reveals a fear of jamming
A new plan from confirms that Russia has a mobile terrestrial PNT capability, likely for military use, that has received little public attention.
