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House leaders appoint new members to AI commission
An artificial intelligence commission, called for in the annual defense policy bill, is beginning to take shape.
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Pairing AI and nukes will lead to our autonomous Doomsday
The U.S. must cooperate with its nuclear-capable adversaries to ensure AI does not destabilize nuclear command and control. The stakes are high; the consequences potentially existential.
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A shrinking budget can’t be allowed to kill modernization
The Pentagon’s can’t lose sight of modernization in favor of readiness, even if it’s getting less money than expected, Christopher Dougherty argues.
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How cyberspace makes the DoD think differently
Key Pentagon leaders assert nontraditional partnerships are critical in competing against top threats.
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The chief of naval research on AI: ‘If we don’t all dogpile on this thing, we’re going to find ourselves behind’
Where do humans fit in artificial intelligence? If you ask Rear Admiral David Hahn, understand the algorithm and the consequences, but then relinquish (some) control.
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After Hurricane Michael, the Air Force moved Tyndall AFB’s contracting data to the cloud
The Air Force worked with local civil air patrol to recover a set of servers from Tyndall Air Force base so that officials could make changes to contracts after a devastating hurricane.
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Why recruiting cyberwarriors in the military is harder than retaining forces
Recruiting the American military’s cyber force is more difficult than retaining digital warriors, top Pentagon officials said during the CyberCon conference hosted by Fifth Domain Nov. 1.
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Pentagon official: Cyber Command and NSA may split infrastructure
The split stems from the different missions of the two agencies, according to Capt. Ed Devinney, director of corporate partnerships and technology outreach at Cyber Command.
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Everyone in DoD is a cyberwarrior
Each person is responsible for cyber hygiene and cyber defense today, according to Vice Adm. Nancy Norton, director of DISA and commander of Joint Force Headquarters-DoD Information Networks.
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House leaders appoint new members to AI commission
An artificial intelligence commission, called for in the annual defense policy bill, is beginning to take shape.
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Navy issues second NGEN extension
The wait for the NGEN recompete continues.
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Pairing AI and nukes will lead to our autonomous Doomsday
The U.S. must cooperate with its nuclear-capable adversaries to ensure AI does not destabilize nuclear command and control. The stakes are high; the consequences potentially existential.
-
A shrinking budget can’t be allowed to kill modernization
The Pentagon’s can’t lose sight of modernization in favor of readiness, even if it’s getting less money than expected, Christopher Dougherty argues.
-
How cyberspace makes the DoD think differently
Key Pentagon leaders assert nontraditional partnerships are critical in competing against top threats.
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The chief of naval research on AI: ‘If we don’t all dogpile on this thing, we’re going to find ourselves behind’
Where do humans fit in artificial intelligence? If you ask Rear Admiral David Hahn, understand the algorithm and the consequences, but then relinquish (some) control.
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After Hurricane Michael, the Air Force moved Tyndall AFB’s contracting data to the cloud
The Air Force worked with local civil air patrol to recover a set of servers from Tyndall Air Force base so that officials could make changes to contracts after a devastating hurricane.
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Why recruiting cyberwarriors in the military is harder than retaining forces
Recruiting the American military’s cyber force is more difficult than retaining digital warriors, top Pentagon officials said during the CyberCon conference hosted by Fifth Domain Nov. 1.
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Pentagon official: Cyber Command and NSA may split infrastructure
The split stems from the different missions of the two agencies, according to Capt. Ed Devinney, director of corporate partnerships and technology outreach at Cyber Command.
-
Everyone in DoD is a cyberwarrior
Each person is responsible for cyber hygiene and cyber defense today, according to Vice Adm. Nancy Norton, director of DISA and commander of Joint Force Headquarters-DoD Information Networks.
-
House leaders appoint new members to AI commission
An artificial intelligence commission, called for in the annual defense policy bill, is beginning to take shape.
-
Navy issues second NGEN extension
The wait for the NGEN recompete continues.
-
Pairing AI and nukes will lead to our autonomous Doomsday
The U.S. must cooperate with its nuclear-capable adversaries to ensure AI does not destabilize nuclear command and control. The stakes are high; the consequences potentially existential.
-
A shrinking budget can’t be allowed to kill modernization
The Pentagon’s can’t lose sight of modernization in favor of readiness, even if it’s getting less money than expected, Christopher Dougherty argues.
-
How cyberspace makes the DoD think differently
Key Pentagon leaders assert nontraditional partnerships are critical in competing against top threats.
-
The chief of naval research on AI: ‘If we don’t all dogpile on this thing, we’re going to find ourselves behind’
Where do humans fit in artificial intelligence? If you ask Rear Admiral David Hahn, understand the algorithm and the consequences, but then relinquish (some) control.
-
After Hurricane Michael, the Air Force moved Tyndall AFB’s contracting data to the cloud
The Air Force worked with local civil air patrol to recover a set of servers from Tyndall Air Force base so that officials could make changes to contracts after a devastating hurricane.
-
Why recruiting cyberwarriors in the military is harder than retaining forces
Recruiting the American military’s cyber force is more difficult than retaining digital warriors, top Pentagon officials said during the CyberCon conference hosted by Fifth Domain Nov. 1.
-
Pentagon official: Cyber Command and NSA may split infrastructure
The split stems from the different missions of the two agencies, according to Capt. Ed Devinney, director of corporate partnerships and technology outreach at Cyber Command.
-
Everyone in DoD is a cyberwarrior
Each person is responsible for cyber hygiene and cyber defense today, according to Vice Adm. Nancy Norton, director of DISA and commander of Joint Force Headquarters-DoD Information Networks.
