Pentagon will start figuring out AI for lethality in 2020 The Pentagon's AI center plans to explore how to apply artificial intelligence to battle. By: Kelsey D. Atherton 3 days ago
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 15: The Imperfect Panopticon For the Tomorrow Wars newsletter, a look at the way personal devices bring new vulnerabilities to the battlefield. By: Kelsey D. Atherton January 17
A new artificial intelligence contract to keep planes flying The Pentagon’s Silicon Valley outpost awarded a contract worth as much as $95 million for software that aims to predict when military aircraft will need repairs, a tool that would make more aircraft available for missions and could potentially save billions of dollars in maintenance costs. By: Mike Gruss January 15
Automation doesn’t mean soldiers will be out of a job, chief says Automation won't eliminate soldier jobs, but it may help to supplement their workloads. By: Kyle Rempfer January 14
White House proposes guidelines for regulating the use of AI "Agencies must avoid a precautionary approach that holds AI systems to such an impossibly high standard that society cannot enjoy their benefits," the memo says. By: Matt O'Brien, The Associated Press January 7
The Pentagon wants self-sufficient search-and-rescue drones A new initiative would use artificial intelligence to enable drones on disaster response operations. By: Chiara Vercellone January 6
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 14: Hypersonic Santa In this Christmas-themed newsletter, a look at how a wrong number led to an easy myth for explaining missile risk, sort of. By: Kelsey D. Atherton January 2
3 ways to teach a robot dog new tricks for war A range of experiences and approaches inform the field of robot dog design. By: Kelsey D. Atherton December 30, 2019
Is synthetic data the key to unlocking automated war? From self-driving cars to space harpoons, synthetic data can iterate learning in novel scenarios. By: Kelsey D. Atherton December 27, 2019
Should the Pentagon extract, aggregate or refine data? Harnessing big data for AI in the future means a Pentagon that knows what it wants to collect and has the data scientists to make it useful. By: Kelsey D. Atherton December 26, 2019
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