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The Defense Department used one of the General Services Administration's government wide contracts to get AI for future warfighting capabilities. Read More
Keeping telework capabilities could make it easier for DOD to hire AI scientists. Read More
With a digital twin of a ship, the Navy can conduct shipboard repairs and maintenance while at sea, ensuring the readiness of combat systems without the need to dock. Read More
As algorithms and other AI tools become more prominent to military operations, researchers are studying better ways to visualize and communicate their decision-making. Read More
The guidance calls for AI use and adoption that is responsible, equitable, traceable, reliable and governable. Read More
The Defense Department wants to significantly increase funds for research, cyber, and cloud. Read More
Defense company leaders said Congress may have to relax its oversight -- or at least learn to take leaps of faith -- when funding defense technology research if it wants to see dramatic improvements in capabilities. Read More
The Army is hoping a little automation and more "back of the resume" data will better tell an officer's story when searching for next assignment and crack down on nepotism. Read More
The Defense Acquisition University and the Air Force are experimenting with new ways to speed up and improve learning. Read More
AFWERX's Base of the Future showcase will take advantage of the nearly wholesale rebuilding of Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida. Read More
How the Defense Department transformed a complicated, disconnected set of systems into an environment that can readily embrace a modern, digital-ready future. Read More
Porter Orr, director of the capabilities accelerator team with Lab, explains how the Army connects with nontraditional problem solvers to close capability gaps and speed modernization. Read More
A common data architecture will help the military make sense of the massive amounts of data collected via disparate systems. Read More
Although major advances have been made in technologies to defend against small unmanned aerial systems, a "silver bullet" solution remains elusive, a new report states. Read More
Adm. Mike Gilday, the Chief of Naval Operations, directs senior leaders to incorporate technology to enhance maintenance, training, and warfighting capabilities. Read More
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