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Pentagon AI center shifts focus to joint war-fighting operations
The Joint Artificial Intelligence Center is focusing its efforts on building AI for the Department of Defense's Joint All-Domain Command and Control concept.
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Watchdog finds the Pentagon needs to improve artificial intelligence project management
Poor management of artificial intelligence projects in the Department of Defense could erode the United States’ competitive advantage in the emerging technology, the Defense Department’s watchdog warned in a July 1 report.
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AI-infused training coming for drone pilots, sensor ops
The new RPA program takes some cues from the Air Force's Pilot Training Next program.
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House bill would elevate Pentagon’s AI hub to the deputy secretary level
A House subcommittee's draft of the NDAA would give the deputy secretary of defense oversight of the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center.
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Artificial intelligence systems need ‘checks and balances’ throughout development
The Department of Defense is moving forward of artificial intelligence projects for lethality. Experts warn that testing, experimentation and human understanding are critical to creating trustworthy systems.
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A weapon system ‘raises its hand’ if available under DARPA program
A DARPA program is working to set up a "marketplace" that would rapidly identify best-available support option across domains.
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The Army AI task force takes on two ‘key’ projects
The task force wants unmanned systems to talk to each other and is continuing work on threat recognition.
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Interim director takes over Joint Artificial Intelligence Center
Retiring Director Lt. Gen. John Shanahan says he has helped establish a foundation for AI development within the Pentagon, but now the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center must deliver.
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US joins G7 artificial intelligence group to counter China
The White House’s chief technology officer says it is important to establish shared democratic principles as a counter to China’s record of “twisting technology” in ways that threaten civil liberties.
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How Army Futures Command plans to grow soldiers’ artificial intelligence skills
Gen. Mike Murray is pushing three new efforts to drive innovation in the Army.
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