Army narrows contenders for $429M ground robot competition Could the Army snag a Roomba for dismounted field operations? By: Amber Corrin April 9
First Next-Gen Combat Vehicle and robotic wingman prototypes to emerge in 2020 The head of the Army's Next-Gen Combat Vehicle cross-functional team says to expect an NGCV and robotic combat vehicle prototype by FY20. By: Jen Judson March 16
Former Google exec: AI movie death scenarios ‘one to two decades away’ Have you been watching too many movies? The former executive chairman of Google's parent company wants to reassure you ― for now. By: Daniel Cebul February 28
Former Google exec: AI movie death scenarios ‘one to two decades away’ Have you been watching too many movies? The former executive chairman of Google's parent company wants to reassure you ― for now. By: Daniel Cebul February 28
Winter is coming ... and so are skiing robots Do militaries need robots that ski and shoot? Does anybody? By: Kelsey Atherton February 21
Winter is coming ... and so are skiing robots Do militaries need robots that ski and shoot? Does anybody? By: Kelsey Atherton February 21
AI makes Mattis question ‘fundamental’ beliefs about war War. War never changes. Except when it does — and U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis thinks that day is coming closer. By: Aaron Mehta February 17
AI makes Mattis question ‘fundamental’ beliefs about war War. War never changes. Except when it does — and U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis thinks that day is coming closer. By: Aaron Mehta February 17
AI warfare is coming, and some global leaders say NATO isn’t ready The future of warfare will involve artificial intelligence systems acting as lethal weapons, and much like cyber a decade ago, NATO allies are ill-equipped to manage the potential threat, said current and former European leaders speaking at the Munich Security Conference. By: Jill Aitoro February 15
AI warfare is coming, and some global leaders say NATO isn’t ready The future of warfare will involve artificial intelligence systems acting as lethal weapons, and much like cyber a decade ago, NATO allies are ill-equipped to manage the potential threat, said current and former European leaders speaking at the Munich Security Conference. By: Jill Aitoro February 15
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