Catherine Buchaniec

Catherine Buchaniec is a reporter at C4ISRNET, where she covers artificial intelligence, cyber warfare and uncrewed technologies.

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US Army’s ‘Lethality Task Force’ looks to save lives with AI

The Close Combat Lethality Task Force hosted the first meeting of the Artificial Intelligence for Small Unit Maneuver working group at Fort Benning, where participants tested robots among other AI technologies.

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An MQ-9 Reaper sits along the flight line during sunset at Creech Air Force Base, Nevada, Nov. 17, 2020. (Robert Brooks/Air Force)

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The MQ-9 Reaper, which is made by unmanned aerial vehicles company General Atomics, has been used in many notable strikes across recent presidential administrations.

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Army pursues shared software among uncrewed vehicles

The Army will focus on light robotic combat vehicles.

Up, up and away: Airbus’ Zephyr drone breaks flight record high above Arizona

Army Futures Command launched a record-breaking test of the Zephyr, a UAS designed by Airbus.

Pentagon renames UFO office, expands mission to include ‘transmedium’ objects

Earlier this year, Congress held its first hearing on UFOs in over a half century. During the hearing, lawmakers questioned Pentagon officials for more information about sightings of UFOs, with many lawmakers voicing criticism about a lack of transparency surrounding the issue.

As US struggles to fill cyber defense jobs, Australia works to keep talent at home

Australia's artificial intelligence industry leaders point to a gap in the defense workforce at July 20 summit.

Pentagon AI roadmap seen helping build warfighter, public trust

Department of Defense released an implementation plan for the responsible use of artificial intelligence.

Homeland Security, Justice officials urge Congress to expand counter-drone authority

Federal law enforcement agencies asked Congress for more authority to counter domestic drones.

Teledyne wins Pentagon order for hundreds of bomb disposal robots

The U.S. Armed Services placed an order for 500 robots from Teledyne FLIR Defense.

US must invest in emerging tech to keep pace with China, Govini report says

Govini report said the U.S. government needs to put more spending toward emerging tech.

Battlefield robots getting ‘common sense’ training before deployment

Although legged robots have existed for several years, in order to be deployed, they would need to adapt in real-time to unseen scenarios such as changing terrains, changing payloads and wear and tear.

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Catherine Buchaniec

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The Close Combat Lethality Task Force hosted the first meeting of the Artificial Intelligence for Small Unit Maneuver working group at Fort Benning, where participants tested robots among other AI technologies.

The MQ-9 Reaper, which is made by unmanned aerial vehicles company General Atomics, has been used in many notable strikes across recent presidential administrations.

The Army will focus on light robotic combat vehicles.

Army Futures Command launched a record-breaking test of the Zephyr, a UAS designed by Airbus.

Earlier this year, Congress held its first hearing on UFOs in over a half century. During the hearing, lawmakers questioned Pentagon officials for more information about sightings of UFOs, with many lawmakers voicing criticism about a lack of transparency surrounding the issue.

Australia's artificial intelligence industry leaders point to a gap in the defense workforce at July 20 summit.

Department of Defense released an implementation plan for the responsible use of artificial intelligence.

Federal law enforcement agencies asked Congress for more authority to counter domestic drones.

The U.S. Armed Services placed an order for 500 robots from Teledyne FLIR Defense.

Govini report said the U.S. government needs to put more spending toward emerging tech.

Although legged robots have existed for several years, in order to be deployed, they would need to adapt in real-time to unseen scenarios such as changing terrains, changing payloads and wear and tear.

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