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Artificial intelligence will be a big part of the future acquisitions, particularly regarding air missile defense and other weapons systems, an Army acquisition exec says. Read More
The Army Research Lab wants to reduce the manpower needed to design and run large-scale simulation-based training events. Read More
In a congressional update on AI investments, Defense Department CIO Dana Deasy explains linkages to enterprise cloud. Read More
A national strategy for artificial intelligence will boost the nation's competitiveness, support defense capabilities and spur AI adoption, according to a recent report from the Center for Data Innovation. Read More
BAE Systems will research machine learning algorithms for a DARPA program to better identify and decipher radio frequency signals. Read More
With unstructured maintenance data hampering strategic decision-making, the Navy’s Military Sealift Command turned to machine learning for help. Read More
Geospatial Analyst/Full-Motion Video Screener, 45th Intelligence Squadron, U.S. Air Force Read More
The Machine Common Sense program aims to help intelligent systems understand their world, communicate with people and learn from new experiences. Read More
The “AI Next” campaign aims to transform computers from specialized tools to partners with contextual reasoning capabilities. Read More
A new report urges researchers to focus less on automated combat and more on defensive machine learning. Read More
BAE Systems is developing a cybersecurity tool with AI capabilities as a cornerstone to more quickly thwart emerging threats. Read More
The Army Research Lab, the University of Texas at Austin and NASA are working with Uber on its flying taxi service. Read More
One Defense Department office used workforce analytics to more easily determine which soldiers would succeed and which would drop out of an advanced training course. Read More
Even when companies are reticent about working with the Defense Department, engagement is critical, NSA Director and U.S. Cyber Command head Gen. Paul Nakasone said. Read More
The Defense Information Systems Agency found that greater numbers of specialized bots could give it more flexibility in addition to saving time and increasing accuracy. Read More
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