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How organizations are being kept in the ‘dark’
A survey of private and public sector IT professionals found 60 percent of respondents reported half of their data was unknown and untapped, but AI may hold a key.
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Here’s what an AI code of conduct for the Pentagon might look like
In the debate over artificial intelligence, both sides may not actually be talking about creating new ethics, but rather discussing a code of conduct for how AI will be used and monitored. Here is one path for how developing a code of conduct might begin.
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Is this a roadmap to a map-reading AI?
Without GPS or a pre-run route, this artificial intelligence navigates through unfamiliar terrain with just a map as a guide.
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Can AI help limited information have endless potential?
Future battlefields will be events rich and data poor, so DARPA wants brain-inspired artificial intelligence that can function on lean data.
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Israel’s Rafael integrates artificial intelligence into Spice bombs
A data link enables future missiles to learn from algorithms informed by the flights of their predecessors.
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Experts: Spy used AI-generated face to connect with targets
Katie Jones seemed plugged into Washington’s political scene. But Katie Jones doesn’t exist, and “her” professional networking profile pictures appears to have been created by a computer program, a troubling complication to increasing espionage efforts.
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Solving the ‘nothing significant to report’ problem
Cindy Daniell, the director of research at National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, talks about how artificial intelligence can help analysts find the time to find solutions.
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Where is the investment in AI oversight, asks inspector general?
While developing artificial intelligence has become a priority for the Intelligence Community, the Inspector General of the Intelligence Community points out in a new report that there has been little investment in AI oversight.
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Will China win the military AI race on the back of commercial technology?
Congressional hearing testimony suggests future competition with an uncertain outcome.
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How industry can build better AI for the military
Government leaders explained how they can help improve incentives for industry to build better artificial intelligence for military use.
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How organizations are being kept in the ‘dark’
A survey of private and public sector IT professionals found 60 percent of respondents reported half of their data was unknown and untapped, but AI may hold a key.
-
Here’s what an AI code of conduct for the Pentagon might look like
In the debate over artificial intelligence, both sides may not actually be talking about creating new ethics, but rather discussing a code of conduct for how AI will be used and monitored. Here is one path for how developing a code of conduct might begin.
-
Is this a roadmap to a map-reading AI?
Without GPS or a pre-run route, this artificial intelligence navigates through unfamiliar terrain with just a map as a guide.
-
Can AI help limited information have endless potential?
Future battlefields will be events rich and data poor, so DARPA wants brain-inspired artificial intelligence that can function on lean data.
-
Israel’s Rafael integrates artificial intelligence into Spice bombs
A data link enables future missiles to learn from algorithms informed by the flights of their predecessors.
-
Experts: Spy used AI-generated face to connect with targets
Katie Jones seemed plugged into Washington’s political scene. But Katie Jones doesn’t exist, and “her” professional networking profile pictures appears to have been created by a computer program, a troubling complication to increasing espionage efforts.
-
Solving the ‘nothing significant to report’ problem
Cindy Daniell, the director of research at National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, talks about how artificial intelligence can help analysts find the time to find solutions.
-
Where is the investment in AI oversight, asks inspector general?
While developing artificial intelligence has become a priority for the Intelligence Community, the Inspector General of the Intelligence Community points out in a new report that there has been little investment in AI oversight.
-
Will China win the military AI race on the back of commercial technology?
Congressional hearing testimony suggests future competition with an uncertain outcome.
-
How industry can build better AI for the military
Government leaders explained how they can help improve incentives for industry to build better artificial intelligence for military use.
-
How organizations are being kept in the ‘dark’
A survey of private and public sector IT professionals found 60 percent of respondents reported half of their data was unknown and untapped, but AI may hold a key.
-
Here’s what an AI code of conduct for the Pentagon might look like
In the debate over artificial intelligence, both sides may not actually be talking about creating new ethics, but rather discussing a code of conduct for how AI will be used and monitored. Here is one path for how developing a code of conduct might begin.
-
Is this a roadmap to a map-reading AI?
Without GPS or a pre-run route, this artificial intelligence navigates through unfamiliar terrain with just a map as a guide.
-
Can AI help limited information have endless potential?
Future battlefields will be events rich and data poor, so DARPA wants brain-inspired artificial intelligence that can function on lean data.
-
Israel’s Rafael integrates artificial intelligence into Spice bombs
A data link enables future missiles to learn from algorithms informed by the flights of their predecessors.
-
Experts: Spy used AI-generated face to connect with targets
Katie Jones seemed plugged into Washington’s political scene. But Katie Jones doesn’t exist, and “her” professional networking profile pictures appears to have been created by a computer program, a troubling complication to increasing espionage efforts.
-
Solving the ‘nothing significant to report’ problem
Cindy Daniell, the director of research at National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, talks about how artificial intelligence can help analysts find the time to find solutions.
-
Where is the investment in AI oversight, asks inspector general?
While developing artificial intelligence has become a priority for the Intelligence Community, the Inspector General of the Intelligence Community points out in a new report that there has been little investment in AI oversight.
-
Will China win the military AI race on the back of commercial technology?
Congressional hearing testimony suggests future competition with an uncertain outcome.
-
How industry can build better AI for the military
Government leaders explained how they can help improve incentives for industry to build better artificial intelligence for military use.
