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Cutting-edge AI wanted: A new contract seeks security advantages
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is pursuing “third wave” artificial intelligence research concepts.
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Israel’s Carmel program: Envisioning armored vehicles of the future
Israel is developing combat vehicles of the future that will use the latest in artificial intelligence technology to reduce collateral damage and enable formations of manned and unmanned vehicles working in concert.
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Go inside Elbit’s future armored vehicle
Israel is developing combat vehicles that will use artificial intelligence on the battlefield. See inside the latest concept.
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Can a dragonfly teach a missile how to hunt?
Next-generation missiles could take a page from dragonflies when it comes to hunting prey.
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National Security Commission sets dates for its big AI report
Working groups are exploring maintaining national security and global leadership in an age of artificial intelligence.
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Can AI training create a ‘bulletproof mind’
The problem is that the military hasn’t yet adjusted its training paradigm to accommodate modern offsets, such as artificial intelligence.
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How NATO’s special operations can take advantage of the tech boom
NATO’s special forces community is paying special attention to how transformative next-generation technologies, including 5G networks and machine learning, could change military conflict.
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David Norquist has one word for you: Analytics
The nominee for deputy defense secretary had a smooth confirmation hearing.
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Tomorrow Wars Vol 1 Issue 2: Back to the Past of the Future
A look at modern loitering munitions starts with a dive into the experimental research conducted as part of World War I.
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Cutting-edge AI wanted: A new contract seeks security advantages
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is pursuing “third wave” artificial intelligence research concepts.
-
Israel’s Carmel program: Envisioning armored vehicles of the future
Israel is developing combat vehicles of the future that will use the latest in artificial intelligence technology to reduce collateral damage and enable formations of manned and unmanned vehicles working in concert.
-
Go inside Elbit’s future armored vehicle
Israel is developing combat vehicles that will use artificial intelligence on the battlefield. See inside the latest concept.
-
Can a dragonfly teach a missile how to hunt?
Next-generation missiles could take a page from dragonflies when it comes to hunting prey.
-
National Security Commission sets dates for its big AI report
Working groups are exploring maintaining national security and global leadership in an age of artificial intelligence.
-
Can AI training create a ‘bulletproof mind’
The problem is that the military hasn’t yet adjusted its training paradigm to accommodate modern offsets, such as artificial intelligence.
-
How NATO’s special operations can take advantage of the tech boom
NATO’s special forces community is paying special attention to how transformative next-generation technologies, including 5G networks and machine learning, could change military conflict.
-
David Norquist has one word for you: Analytics
The nominee for deputy defense secretary had a smooth confirmation hearing.
-
Tomorrow Wars Vol 1 Issue 2: Back to the Past of the Future
A look at modern loitering munitions starts with a dive into the experimental research conducted as part of World War I.
-
Cutting-edge AI wanted: A new contract seeks security advantages
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is pursuing “third wave” artificial intelligence research concepts.
-
Israel’s Carmel program: Envisioning armored vehicles of the future
Israel is developing combat vehicles of the future that will use the latest in artificial intelligence technology to reduce collateral damage and enable formations of manned and unmanned vehicles working in concert.
-
Go inside Elbit’s future armored vehicle
Israel is developing combat vehicles that will use artificial intelligence on the battlefield. See inside the latest concept.
-
Can a dragonfly teach a missile how to hunt?
Next-generation missiles could take a page from dragonflies when it comes to hunting prey.
-
National Security Commission sets dates for its big AI report
Working groups are exploring maintaining national security and global leadership in an age of artificial intelligence.
-
Can AI training create a ‘bulletproof mind’
The problem is that the military hasn’t yet adjusted its training paradigm to accommodate modern offsets, such as artificial intelligence.
-
How NATO’s special operations can take advantage of the tech boom
NATO’s special forces community is paying special attention to how transformative next-generation technologies, including 5G networks and machine learning, could change military conflict.
-
David Norquist has one word for you: Analytics
The nominee for deputy defense secretary had a smooth confirmation hearing.
-
Tomorrow Wars Vol 1 Issue 2: Back to the Past of the Future
A look at modern loitering munitions starts with a dive into the experimental research conducted as part of World War I.
