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Why won’t the National Security Commission share its thoughts on AI?
The classified briefings covered how to maintain U.S. competitive advantage in artificial intelligence and AI threats.
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Can machine learning decipher an overcrowded radio spectrum?
The Department of Defense is funding initiatives to revolutionize signals intelligence.
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How the Pentagon can improve AI adoption
If the Department of Defense wants to accelerate adoption of artificial intelligence, they must address these three key areas.components
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Researchers search new depths to train drone navigation
The Mannequin Challenge may have inadvertently trained drones to fly around obstacles.
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In case of disaster, US and Singapore may turn to AI
The Defense Department announced a partnership between the U.S. and Singapore’s military intelligence organizations that would use artificial intelligence for humanitarian assistance and disaster relief.
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A new problem for artificial intelligence: data is not sexy
Almost a year after the Department of Defense created a hub for artificial intelligence, the agency is emphasizing the need for the Pentagon to collaborate with industry to be successful.
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Welcome to Tomorrow Wars!
In this inaugural installment of the Tomorrow Wars newsletter, a look at when the future of war becomes the present tense of war.
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The Air Force’s 5 principles to advance artificial intelligence
The Air Force has been on an almost three-year journey to integrate artificial intelligence into operations and that effort will soon be more apparent as the service plans to declassify its artificial intelligence strategy.
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US Air Force looks to small businesses for an AI-integrated simulator
The Air Force released a list of areas in which it’s interested, including interoperability among networked simulators; cloud-based simulators; and performance-based training, data collection and analysis.
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Want to improve the Army’s infantry?
The Army is hoping to gain insight into robotics and artificial intelligence that could inform dismounted infantry platoon capabilities through manned-unmanned teaming.
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Why won’t the National Security Commission share its thoughts on AI?
The classified briefings covered how to maintain U.S. competitive advantage in artificial intelligence and AI threats.
-
Can machine learning decipher an overcrowded radio spectrum?
The Department of Defense is funding initiatives to revolutionize signals intelligence.
-
How the Pentagon can improve AI adoption
If the Department of Defense wants to accelerate adoption of artificial intelligence, they must address these three key areas.components
-
Researchers search new depths to train drone navigation
The Mannequin Challenge may have inadvertently trained drones to fly around obstacles.
-
In case of disaster, US and Singapore may turn to AI
The Defense Department announced a partnership between the U.S. and Singapore’s military intelligence organizations that would use artificial intelligence for humanitarian assistance and disaster relief.
-
A new problem for artificial intelligence: data is not sexy
Almost a year after the Department of Defense created a hub for artificial intelligence, the agency is emphasizing the need for the Pentagon to collaborate with industry to be successful.
-
Welcome to Tomorrow Wars!
In this inaugural installment of the Tomorrow Wars newsletter, a look at when the future of war becomes the present tense of war.
-
The Air Force’s 5 principles to advance artificial intelligence
The Air Force has been on an almost three-year journey to integrate artificial intelligence into operations and that effort will soon be more apparent as the service plans to declassify its artificial intelligence strategy.
-
US Air Force looks to small businesses for an AI-integrated simulator
The Air Force released a list of areas in which it’s interested, including interoperability among networked simulators; cloud-based simulators; and performance-based training, data collection and analysis.
-
Want to improve the Army’s infantry?
The Army is hoping to gain insight into robotics and artificial intelligence that could inform dismounted infantry platoon capabilities through manned-unmanned teaming.
-
Why won’t the National Security Commission share its thoughts on AI?
The classified briefings covered how to maintain U.S. competitive advantage in artificial intelligence and AI threats.
-
Can machine learning decipher an overcrowded radio spectrum?
The Department of Defense is funding initiatives to revolutionize signals intelligence.
-
How the Pentagon can improve AI adoption
If the Department of Defense wants to accelerate adoption of artificial intelligence, they must address these three key areas.components
-
Researchers search new depths to train drone navigation
The Mannequin Challenge may have inadvertently trained drones to fly around obstacles.
-
In case of disaster, US and Singapore may turn to AI
The Defense Department announced a partnership between the U.S. and Singapore’s military intelligence organizations that would use artificial intelligence for humanitarian assistance and disaster relief.
-
A new problem for artificial intelligence: data is not sexy
Almost a year after the Department of Defense created a hub for artificial intelligence, the agency is emphasizing the need for the Pentagon to collaborate with industry to be successful.
-
Welcome to Tomorrow Wars!
In this inaugural installment of the Tomorrow Wars newsletter, a look at when the future of war becomes the present tense of war.
-
The Air Force’s 5 principles to advance artificial intelligence
The Air Force has been on an almost three-year journey to integrate artificial intelligence into operations and that effort will soon be more apparent as the service plans to declassify its artificial intelligence strategy.
-
US Air Force looks to small businesses for an AI-integrated simulator
The Air Force released a list of areas in which it’s interested, including interoperability among networked simulators; cloud-based simulators; and performance-based training, data collection and analysis.
-
Want to improve the Army’s infantry?
The Army is hoping to gain insight into robotics and artificial intelligence that could inform dismounted infantry platoon capabilities through manned-unmanned teaming.













