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Billions in fighter sales to foreign nations | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 2.3.24
The U.S. approves tens of billions of dollars worth of fighters to two countries, and are carbon fiber suppressors the future? Plus: more on AI ‘killer robots.’
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What are some ways for me to improve my credit score? — Money Minute
Your credit score has a huge impact on your financial well-being. Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack explains steps you can take to improve your score.
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U.S. approves large sale of F-16s, F-35s to foreign countries
Two countries’ air forces get a huge boost with an influx of American-made fighter jets – find out who got approved for $30 billion in upgraded planes
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How the myth of ‘killer robots’ challenges AI integration
The Hollywood notion that military AI will rise up and attack humanity creates real-world reluctance for people to adopt it, one expert says.
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Could carbon fiber suppressors be the future for the military?
On display at SHOT Show 2024, new suppressors their manufacturers say are cooler and lighter than current ones, and just as quiet.
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Defense Secretary admits keeping cancer diagnosis, hospitalization, secret
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said he was wrong to keep silent on his medical issues, and has apologized to President Biden for keeping his ailment secret.
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Will our AI-powered killer robots turn on us? | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 1.20.24
A look at the future of AI-driven military tech, and the risk of any doomsday-like scenarios. Plus, the Marine mascot gets a promotion.
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Deck guns galore at Surface Navy conference
Defense News looks at a potential new deck gun on offer to the sea service, and we test virtual trainer for maintaining onboard weaponry.
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The future of AI-driven military tech, and whether it will turn on its creators
An Air Force expert discusses the future of machine learning tech in the military, and the likelihood it becomes ‘sentient.’
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Webcast: How will AI drive defense tech and priorities in coming years?
‘Killer robots’ and malevolent self-aware AI aren’t coming for the world – but changes to the defense sector to adapt the tech are. Two experts weigh in.
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Billions in fighter sales to foreign nations | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 2.3.24
The U.S. approves tens of billions of dollars worth of fighters to two countries, and are carbon fiber suppressors the future? Plus: more on AI ‘killer robots.’
-
What are some ways for me to improve my credit score? — Money Minute
Your credit score has a huge impact on your financial well-being. Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack explains steps you can take to improve your score.
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U.S. approves large sale of F-16s, F-35s to foreign countries
Two countries’ air forces get a huge boost with an influx of American-made fighter jets – find out who got approved for $30 billion in upgraded planes
-
How the myth of ‘killer robots’ challenges AI integration
The Hollywood notion that military AI will rise up and attack humanity creates real-world reluctance for people to adopt it, one expert says.
-
Could carbon fiber suppressors be the future for the military?
On display at SHOT Show 2024, new suppressors their manufacturers say are cooler and lighter than current ones, and just as quiet.
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Defense Secretary admits keeping cancer diagnosis, hospitalization, secret
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said he was wrong to keep silent on his medical issues, and has apologized to President Biden for keeping his ailment secret.
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Will our AI-powered killer robots turn on us? | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 1.20.24
A look at the future of AI-driven military tech, and the risk of any doomsday-like scenarios. Plus, the Marine mascot gets a promotion.
-
Deck guns galore at Surface Navy conference
Defense News looks at a potential new deck gun on offer to the sea service, and we test virtual trainer for maintaining onboard weaponry.
-
The future of AI-driven military tech, and whether it will turn on its creators
An Air Force expert discusses the future of machine learning tech in the military, and the likelihood it becomes ‘sentient.’
-
Webcast: How will AI drive defense tech and priorities in coming years?
‘Killer robots’ and malevolent self-aware AI aren’t coming for the world – but changes to the defense sector to adapt the tech are. Two experts weigh in.
-
Billions in fighter sales to foreign nations | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 2.3.24
The U.S. approves tens of billions of dollars worth of fighters to two countries, and are carbon fiber suppressors the future? Plus: more on AI ‘killer robots.’
-
What are some ways for me to improve my credit score? — Money Minute
Your credit score has a huge impact on your financial well-being. Personal finance expert Jeanette Mack explains steps you can take to improve your score.
-
U.S. approves large sale of F-16s, F-35s to foreign countries
Two countries’ air forces get a huge boost with an influx of American-made fighter jets – find out who got approved for $30 billion in upgraded planes
-
How the myth of ‘killer robots’ challenges AI integration
The Hollywood notion that military AI will rise up and attack humanity creates real-world reluctance for people to adopt it, one expert says.
-
Could carbon fiber suppressors be the future for the military?
On display at SHOT Show 2024, new suppressors their manufacturers say are cooler and lighter than current ones, and just as quiet.
-
Defense Secretary admits keeping cancer diagnosis, hospitalization, secret
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said he was wrong to keep silent on his medical issues, and has apologized to President Biden for keeping his ailment secret.
-
Will our AI-powered killer robots turn on us? | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 1.20.24
A look at the future of AI-driven military tech, and the risk of any doomsday-like scenarios. Plus, the Marine mascot gets a promotion.
-
Deck guns galore at Surface Navy conference
Defense News looks at a potential new deck gun on offer to the sea service, and we test virtual trainer for maintaining onboard weaponry.
-
The future of AI-driven military tech, and whether it will turn on its creators
An Air Force expert discusses the future of machine learning tech in the military, and the likelihood it becomes ‘sentient.’
-
Webcast: How will AI drive defense tech and priorities in coming years?
‘Killer robots’ and malevolent self-aware AI aren’t coming for the world – but changes to the defense sector to adapt the tech are. Two experts weigh in.
