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What the Army wants in a multidomain system
The Army wants to know if industry can provide a series of sensors for the service’s largest unmanned platform as a way to help see past enemy defenses.
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A new $5M competition to help the Pentagon detect deepfakes
Congress established a $5 million prize competition in the annual national defense policy legislation that could unlock the secret to automatically detecting deepfakes.
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Year in review: Top stories from 2019
Troubles with the F-35, plans for killer robot ships and a lack of indoor toilets. Here are the top stories from the year!
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Can this group become 1-800-AI for the Pentagon?
“The JAIC is not just about delivering the products. We’re really trying to work toward becoming the DoD’s AI Center of Excellence,” said Nathaniel D. Bastian, a senior data scientist and AI engineer with the Pentagon’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center. “We want to be 1-800-AI.”
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Compasses won’t work here. A new map helps show where.
The latest update to the World Magnetic Model includes new information on blackout zones, areas where compasses become unreliable due to the magnetic forces at play.
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Yes, a balloon/kite might improve battlefield networks
Helikites have carried mobile ad-hoc network relays, expanding the range of connection between human operators and piloted drones, like the Puma.
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Does the Pentagon have a coherent strategy for AI?
If the Pentagon is going to master AI, it first has to understand all the ways at present it is failing to do so.
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One way the Pentagon wants to improve electronic warfare
To help commanders better understand their proverbial terrain in the electromagnetic spectrum, some combatant commands have created cells with planners who specialize in electromagnetic spectrum operations.
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Lockheed awards $81.5M contract for hypersonic missile motor
The $81.5 million contract award is to support Lockheed Martin’s efforts in creating an air-launched, standoff missile that can reach Mach 5.
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Germany hires Rafael and Atos to create a ‘glass battlefield’
What’s a “glass battlefield”? Well, it’s going to involve drones, vehicles, military forces and an all-encompassing network, if Germany has its way.
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What the Army wants in a multidomain system
The Army wants to know if industry can provide a series of sensors for the service’s largest unmanned platform as a way to help see past enemy defenses.
-
A new $5M competition to help the Pentagon detect deepfakes
Congress established a $5 million prize competition in the annual national defense policy legislation that could unlock the secret to automatically detecting deepfakes.
-
Year in review: Top stories from 2019
Troubles with the F-35, plans for killer robot ships and a lack of indoor toilets. Here are the top stories from the year!
-
Can this group become 1-800-AI for the Pentagon?
“The JAIC is not just about delivering the products. We’re really trying to work toward becoming the DoD’s AI Center of Excellence,” said Nathaniel D. Bastian, a senior data scientist and AI engineer with the Pentagon’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center. “We want to be 1-800-AI.”
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Compasses won’t work here. A new map helps show where.
The latest update to the World Magnetic Model includes new information on blackout zones, areas where compasses become unreliable due to the magnetic forces at play.
-
Yes, a balloon/kite might improve battlefield networks
Helikites have carried mobile ad-hoc network relays, expanding the range of connection between human operators and piloted drones, like the Puma.
-
Does the Pentagon have a coherent strategy for AI?
If the Pentagon is going to master AI, it first has to understand all the ways at present it is failing to do so.
-
One way the Pentagon wants to improve electronic warfare
To help commanders better understand their proverbial terrain in the electromagnetic spectrum, some combatant commands have created cells with planners who specialize in electromagnetic spectrum operations.
-
Lockheed awards $81.5M contract for hypersonic missile motor
The $81.5 million contract award is to support Lockheed Martin’s efforts in creating an air-launched, standoff missile that can reach Mach 5.
-
Germany hires Rafael and Atos to create a ‘glass battlefield’
What’s a “glass battlefield”? Well, it’s going to involve drones, vehicles, military forces and an all-encompassing network, if Germany has its way.
-
What the Army wants in a multidomain system
The Army wants to know if industry can provide a series of sensors for the service’s largest unmanned platform as a way to help see past enemy defenses.
-
A new $5M competition to help the Pentagon detect deepfakes
Congress established a $5 million prize competition in the annual national defense policy legislation that could unlock the secret to automatically detecting deepfakes.
-
Year in review: Top stories from 2019
Troubles with the F-35, plans for killer robot ships and a lack of indoor toilets. Here are the top stories from the year!
-
Can this group become 1-800-AI for the Pentagon?
“The JAIC is not just about delivering the products. We’re really trying to work toward becoming the DoD’s AI Center of Excellence,” said Nathaniel D. Bastian, a senior data scientist and AI engineer with the Pentagon’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center. “We want to be 1-800-AI.”
-
Compasses won’t work here. A new map helps show where.
The latest update to the World Magnetic Model includes new information on blackout zones, areas where compasses become unreliable due to the magnetic forces at play.
-
Yes, a balloon/kite might improve battlefield networks
Helikites have carried mobile ad-hoc network relays, expanding the range of connection between human operators and piloted drones, like the Puma.
-
Does the Pentagon have a coherent strategy for AI?
If the Pentagon is going to master AI, it first has to understand all the ways at present it is failing to do so.
-
One way the Pentagon wants to improve electronic warfare
To help commanders better understand their proverbial terrain in the electromagnetic spectrum, some combatant commands have created cells with planners who specialize in electromagnetic spectrum operations.
-
Lockheed awards $81.5M contract for hypersonic missile motor
The $81.5 million contract award is to support Lockheed Martin’s efforts in creating an air-launched, standoff missile that can reach Mach 5.
-
Germany hires Rafael and Atos to create a ‘glass battlefield’
What’s a “glass battlefield”? Well, it’s going to involve drones, vehicles, military forces and an all-encompassing network, if Germany has its way.
