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Meta ordered to pay $175M for copying Green Beret veteran’s app
The parent company of Facebook was ordered to pay nearly $175 million in damages.
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Pentagon to test FedLearn’s artificial intelligence platform
Participants will be able to experience AI via real-time learner assessments to determine if they are grasping online lesson content.
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How NASA launches – and delays – hurt US defense innovation
By outsourcing the rocket’s R&D activities across more than 20 states, SLS has garnered much political support from many members of Congress.
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Success denied: Finding ground truth in the air war over Ukraine
If the U.S. Air Force clings to its offense-first, air-superiority vision it may share the fate of Russia’s air force: surprised and largely sidelined.
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Congress must act on Small Biz Innovation Research reauthorization
There are two reasons given for Congress’ failure to reauthorize the 40-year-old program: national security and so-called SBIR mills.
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Military, veterans learn to fight disinformation campaigns
Over the past several years, disinformation, or the intentional deployment of false information for malicious ends, has emerged as a critical threat.
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Surface navy expanding use of data in sailor detailing process
Though the SURFMEX data tool won’t address overall manning levels, it’s meant to ensure the right sailors are in the right jobs to boost ship readiness.
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Senators look past Europe, push Pentagon JADC2 vision for Indo-Pacific
JADC2 is the Pentagon’s concept for a wholly connected military, in which information flows quickly and accurately across land, air, sea, space and cyber.
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Army’s long-delayed HR platform launch in jeopardy — again
The service might launch a limited version of the platform that works around its ongoing data issues.
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Lessons from tech industry can curb digital fratricide on battlefield
There are impactful operating system techniques, like “compute orchestration,” that effectively turn a dozen cell phones into one single supercomputer.
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Meta ordered to pay $175M for copying Green Beret veteran’s app
The parent company of Facebook was ordered to pay nearly $175 million in damages.
-
Pentagon to test FedLearn’s artificial intelligence platform
Participants will be able to experience AI via real-time learner assessments to determine if they are grasping online lesson content.
-
How NASA launches – and delays – hurt US defense innovation
By outsourcing the rocket’s R&D activities across more than 20 states, SLS has garnered much political support from many members of Congress.
-
Success denied: Finding ground truth in the air war over Ukraine
If the U.S. Air Force clings to its offense-first, air-superiority vision it may share the fate of Russia’s air force: surprised and largely sidelined.
-
Congress must act on Small Biz Innovation Research reauthorization
There are two reasons given for Congress’ failure to reauthorize the 40-year-old program: national security and so-called SBIR mills.
-
Military, veterans learn to fight disinformation campaigns
Over the past several years, disinformation, or the intentional deployment of false information for malicious ends, has emerged as a critical threat.
-
Surface navy expanding use of data in sailor detailing process
Though the SURFMEX data tool won’t address overall manning levels, it’s meant to ensure the right sailors are in the right jobs to boost ship readiness.
-
Senators look past Europe, push Pentagon JADC2 vision for Indo-Pacific
JADC2 is the Pentagon’s concept for a wholly connected military, in which information flows quickly and accurately across land, air, sea, space and cyber.
-
Army’s long-delayed HR platform launch in jeopardy — again
The service might launch a limited version of the platform that works around its ongoing data issues.
-
Lessons from tech industry can curb digital fratricide on battlefield
There are impactful operating system techniques, like “compute orchestration,” that effectively turn a dozen cell phones into one single supercomputer.
-
Meta ordered to pay $175M for copying Green Beret veteran’s app
The parent company of Facebook was ordered to pay nearly $175 million in damages.
-
Pentagon to test FedLearn’s artificial intelligence platform
Participants will be able to experience AI via real-time learner assessments to determine if they are grasping online lesson content.
-
How NASA launches – and delays – hurt US defense innovation
By outsourcing the rocket’s R&D activities across more than 20 states, SLS has garnered much political support from many members of Congress.
-
Success denied: Finding ground truth in the air war over Ukraine
If the U.S. Air Force clings to its offense-first, air-superiority vision it may share the fate of Russia’s air force: surprised and largely sidelined.
-
Congress must act on Small Biz Innovation Research reauthorization
There are two reasons given for Congress’ failure to reauthorize the 40-year-old program: national security and so-called SBIR mills.
-
Military, veterans learn to fight disinformation campaigns
Over the past several years, disinformation, or the intentional deployment of false information for malicious ends, has emerged as a critical threat.
-
Surface navy expanding use of data in sailor detailing process
Though the SURFMEX data tool won’t address overall manning levels, it’s meant to ensure the right sailors are in the right jobs to boost ship readiness.
-
Senators look past Europe, push Pentagon JADC2 vision for Indo-Pacific
JADC2 is the Pentagon’s concept for a wholly connected military, in which information flows quickly and accurately across land, air, sea, space and cyber.
-
Army’s long-delayed HR platform launch in jeopardy — again
The service might launch a limited version of the platform that works around its ongoing data issues.
-
Lessons from tech industry can curb digital fratricide on battlefield
There are impactful operating system techniques, like “compute orchestration,” that effectively turn a dozen cell phones into one single supercomputer.
