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The 3 major security threats to AI
Despite all the money being poured into developing artificial intelligence, less than one percent addresses these vulnerabilities, according to Jason Matheny, founding director of the Center for Security and Emerging Technology.
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Estonian robot fires Javelin missile using Norwegian remote launcher
A Raytheon and Lockheed team fired a missile from an Estonian unmanned ground vehicle to examine the possibility of using armed robots on the battlefield.
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Who should manage the Pentagon’s AI data? DARPA’s director has a suggestion.
Artificial intelligence can’t be “owned” by any one entity at the Defense Department, said the head of DARPA. But there does need to be one central hub to manage all of the data supporting AI across the military, he added.
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Jumping into algorithmic warfare: US Army aviation tightens kill chain with networked architecture
A demonstration of an Army-developed capability showed the ability to nimbly pass control between operators of drones and munitions through a networked architecture of systems.
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Lithium-ion battery passes rigorous tests in Israel
While the hurdle in integrating lithium-ion battery tech has traditionally been cost and safety, that’s changing.
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Bioengineering, lasers and more drones: Griffin outlines the Pentagon’s tech wish list
Here’s how Pentagon tech chief Mike Griffin wants to spend the department’s research and development funds.
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How 250 layers of data help Israel prepare for war
Israel’s Home Front Command National Command and Control, aa system called Shual in Israel, integrates layers of data to help protectcivilian lives in emergencies, whether from rockets or earthquakes.
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4 new technologies the Army wants help with
The Army outlined some of its needs for academia and industry.
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Can swarming drones map battles in real time?
DARPA tested autonomous air and ground robots built to scout and map an urban environment.
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Pentagon plans to ask for more money for 5G
Pentagon leaders expect to set aside new money for 5G technology in the fiscal 2021 budget.
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The 3 major security threats to AI
Despite all the money being poured into developing artificial intelligence, less than one percent addresses these vulnerabilities, according to Jason Matheny, founding director of the Center for Security and Emerging Technology.
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Estonian robot fires Javelin missile using Norwegian remote launcher
A Raytheon and Lockheed team fired a missile from an Estonian unmanned ground vehicle to examine the possibility of using armed robots on the battlefield.
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Who should manage the Pentagon’s AI data? DARPA’s director has a suggestion.
Artificial intelligence can’t be “owned” by any one entity at the Defense Department, said the head of DARPA. But there does need to be one central hub to manage all of the data supporting AI across the military, he added.
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Jumping into algorithmic warfare: US Army aviation tightens kill chain with networked architecture
A demonstration of an Army-developed capability showed the ability to nimbly pass control between operators of drones and munitions through a networked architecture of systems.
-
Lithium-ion battery passes rigorous tests in Israel
While the hurdle in integrating lithium-ion battery tech has traditionally been cost and safety, that’s changing.
-
Bioengineering, lasers and more drones: Griffin outlines the Pentagon’s tech wish list
Here’s how Pentagon tech chief Mike Griffin wants to spend the department’s research and development funds.
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How 250 layers of data help Israel prepare for war
Israel’s Home Front Command National Command and Control, aa system called Shual in Israel, integrates layers of data to help protectcivilian lives in emergencies, whether from rockets or earthquakes.
-
4 new technologies the Army wants help with
The Army outlined some of its needs for academia and industry.
-
Can swarming drones map battles in real time?
DARPA tested autonomous air and ground robots built to scout and map an urban environment.
-
Pentagon plans to ask for more money for 5G
Pentagon leaders expect to set aside new money for 5G technology in the fiscal 2021 budget.
-
The 3 major security threats to AI
Despite all the money being poured into developing artificial intelligence, less than one percent addresses these vulnerabilities, according to Jason Matheny, founding director of the Center for Security and Emerging Technology.
-
Estonian robot fires Javelin missile using Norwegian remote launcher
A Raytheon and Lockheed team fired a missile from an Estonian unmanned ground vehicle to examine the possibility of using armed robots on the battlefield.
-
Who should manage the Pentagon’s AI data? DARPA’s director has a suggestion.
Artificial intelligence can’t be “owned” by any one entity at the Defense Department, said the head of DARPA. But there does need to be one central hub to manage all of the data supporting AI across the military, he added.
-
Jumping into algorithmic warfare: US Army aviation tightens kill chain with networked architecture
A demonstration of an Army-developed capability showed the ability to nimbly pass control between operators of drones and munitions through a networked architecture of systems.
-
Lithium-ion battery passes rigorous tests in Israel
While the hurdle in integrating lithium-ion battery tech has traditionally been cost and safety, that’s changing.
-
Bioengineering, lasers and more drones: Griffin outlines the Pentagon’s tech wish list
Here’s how Pentagon tech chief Mike Griffin wants to spend the department’s research and development funds.
-
How 250 layers of data help Israel prepare for war
Israel’s Home Front Command National Command and Control, aa system called Shual in Israel, integrates layers of data to help protectcivilian lives in emergencies, whether from rockets or earthquakes.
-
4 new technologies the Army wants help with
The Army outlined some of its needs for academia and industry.
-
Can swarming drones map battles in real time?
DARPA tested autonomous air and ground robots built to scout and map an urban environment.
-
Pentagon plans to ask for more money for 5G
Pentagon leaders expect to set aside new money for 5G technology in the fiscal 2021 budget.
