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White House proposes guidelines for regulating the use of AI
“Agencies must avoid a precautionary approach that holds AI systems to such an impossibly high standard that society cannot enjoy their benefits,” the memo says.
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The Pentagon wants self-sufficient search-and-rescue drones
A new initiative would use artificial intelligence to enable drones on disaster response operations.
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Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 14: Hypersonic Santa
In this Christmas-themed newsletter, a look at how a wrong number led to an easy myth for explaining missile risk, sort of.
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3 ways to teach a robot dog new tricks for war
A range of experiences and approaches inform the field of robot dog design.
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Is synthetic data the key to unlocking automated war?
From self-driving cars to space harpoons, synthetic data can iterate learning in novel scenarios.
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Should the Pentagon extract, aggregate or refine data?
Harnessing big data for AI in the future means a Pentagon that knows what it wants to collect and has the data scientists to make it useful.
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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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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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Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 13: The Blogs of Ore
In this latest issue of the Tomorrow Wars newsletter, a look at metaphors for data in the Pentagon.
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When should the Pentagon update its rules on autonomous weapons?
A prominent group of national security thinkers is questioning if the Pentagon’s policy on developing autonomous weapons needs to be updated to more accurately reflects current technology and the greater role artificial intelligence is expected to play in future conflicts.
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White House proposes guidelines for regulating the use of AI
“Agencies must avoid a precautionary approach that holds AI systems to such an impossibly high standard that society cannot enjoy their benefits,” the memo says.
-
The Pentagon wants self-sufficient search-and-rescue drones
A new initiative would use artificial intelligence to enable drones on disaster response operations.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 14: Hypersonic Santa
In this Christmas-themed newsletter, a look at how a wrong number led to an easy myth for explaining missile risk, sort of.
-
3 ways to teach a robot dog new tricks for war
A range of experiences and approaches inform the field of robot dog design.
-
Is synthetic data the key to unlocking automated war?
From self-driving cars to space harpoons, synthetic data can iterate learning in novel scenarios.
-
Should the Pentagon extract, aggregate or refine data?
Harnessing big data for AI in the future means a Pentagon that knows what it wants to collect and has the data scientists to make it useful.
-
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.”
-
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.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 13: The Blogs of Ore
In this latest issue of the Tomorrow Wars newsletter, a look at metaphors for data in the Pentagon.
-
When should the Pentagon update its rules on autonomous weapons?
A prominent group of national security thinkers is questioning if the Pentagon’s policy on developing autonomous weapons needs to be updated to more accurately reflects current technology and the greater role artificial intelligence is expected to play in future conflicts.
-
White House proposes guidelines for regulating the use of AI
“Agencies must avoid a precautionary approach that holds AI systems to such an impossibly high standard that society cannot enjoy their benefits,” the memo says.
-
The Pentagon wants self-sufficient search-and-rescue drones
A new initiative would use artificial intelligence to enable drones on disaster response operations.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 14: Hypersonic Santa
In this Christmas-themed newsletter, a look at how a wrong number led to an easy myth for explaining missile risk, sort of.
-
3 ways to teach a robot dog new tricks for war
A range of experiences and approaches inform the field of robot dog design.
-
Is synthetic data the key to unlocking automated war?
From self-driving cars to space harpoons, synthetic data can iterate learning in novel scenarios.
-
Should the Pentagon extract, aggregate or refine data?
Harnessing big data for AI in the future means a Pentagon that knows what it wants to collect and has the data scientists to make it useful.
-
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.”
-
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.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 13: The Blogs of Ore
In this latest issue of the Tomorrow Wars newsletter, a look at metaphors for data in the Pentagon.
-
When should the Pentagon update its rules on autonomous weapons?
A prominent group of national security thinkers is questioning if the Pentagon’s policy on developing autonomous weapons needs to be updated to more accurately reflects current technology and the greater role artificial intelligence is expected to play in future conflicts.
