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Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 8: It’s the Autonomy, Stupid
Is the distinction between drones, loitering munitions, and cruise missiles one of propulsion, or one of operating systems?
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SOCOM ramps up efforts to develop ‘cutting-edge data techniques,’ opens new data engineering lab
SOCOM spokesperson Army Maj. Jennifer Bocanegra said the lab was designed to cultivate AI, machine learning, and robotic process automation — all to boost the performance and strength of Special Operations Forces.
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Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 7: A Drone By Any Other Name
How people talk about drones, and group drones together, can have an outsized effect shaping policy response to disparate threats.
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A new sprint wants to accelerate AI solutions
The GSA’s Centers of Excellence initiative has found its fifth partner in the Department of Defense, which wants to expand artificial intelligence capabilities and adoption in government.
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SOCOM leaders want to reduce the load on operators to create ‘hyper-enabled’ operators
How U.S. Special Operations Command wants machine learning and AI to provide tactical advantages.
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Anti-tank robot tanklets and the future of lethal autonomy
A remote weapon station, mounted on a robot, brings autonomous targeting but not autonomous firing to the battlefield
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How the Pentagon is sharpening the ‘smart edge’
For Department of Defense artificial intelligence efforts to succeed, they must target the right infrastructure.
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Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 6: Labor, Force
There is no future of war without people building the tools of that future of war. This installment of the Tomorrow Wars newsletter includes a look at the labor behind the force.
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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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Can DARPA CREATE an AI for unmanned-unmanned teaming?
A new opportunity would fund development of an AI framework to coordinate actions between a mix of machines on the battlefield.
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Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 8: It’s the Autonomy, Stupid
Is the distinction between drones, loitering munitions, and cruise missiles one of propulsion, or one of operating systems?
-
SOCOM ramps up efforts to develop ‘cutting-edge data techniques,’ opens new data engineering lab
SOCOM spokesperson Army Maj. Jennifer Bocanegra said the lab was designed to cultivate AI, machine learning, and robotic process automation — all to boost the performance and strength of Special Operations Forces.
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Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 7: A Drone By Any Other Name
How people talk about drones, and group drones together, can have an outsized effect shaping policy response to disparate threats.
-
A new sprint wants to accelerate AI solutions
The GSA’s Centers of Excellence initiative has found its fifth partner in the Department of Defense, which wants to expand artificial intelligence capabilities and adoption in government.
-
SOCOM leaders want to reduce the load on operators to create ‘hyper-enabled’ operators
How U.S. Special Operations Command wants machine learning and AI to provide tactical advantages.
-
Anti-tank robot tanklets and the future of lethal autonomy
A remote weapon station, mounted on a robot, brings autonomous targeting but not autonomous firing to the battlefield
-
How the Pentagon is sharpening the ‘smart edge’
For Department of Defense artificial intelligence efforts to succeed, they must target the right infrastructure.
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Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 6: Labor, Force
There is no future of war without people building the tools of that future of war. This installment of the Tomorrow Wars newsletter includes a look at the labor behind the force.
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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.
-
Can DARPA CREATE an AI for unmanned-unmanned teaming?
A new opportunity would fund development of an AI framework to coordinate actions between a mix of machines on the battlefield.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 8: It’s the Autonomy, Stupid
Is the distinction between drones, loitering munitions, and cruise missiles one of propulsion, or one of operating systems?
-
SOCOM ramps up efforts to develop ‘cutting-edge data techniques,’ opens new data engineering lab
SOCOM spokesperson Army Maj. Jennifer Bocanegra said the lab was designed to cultivate AI, machine learning, and robotic process automation — all to boost the performance and strength of Special Operations Forces.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 7: A Drone By Any Other Name
How people talk about drones, and group drones together, can have an outsized effect shaping policy response to disparate threats.
-
A new sprint wants to accelerate AI solutions
The GSA’s Centers of Excellence initiative has found its fifth partner in the Department of Defense, which wants to expand artificial intelligence capabilities and adoption in government.
-
SOCOM leaders want to reduce the load on operators to create ‘hyper-enabled’ operators
How U.S. Special Operations Command wants machine learning and AI to provide tactical advantages.
-
Anti-tank robot tanklets and the future of lethal autonomy
A remote weapon station, mounted on a robot, brings autonomous targeting but not autonomous firing to the battlefield
-
How the Pentagon is sharpening the ‘smart edge’
For Department of Defense artificial intelligence efforts to succeed, they must target the right infrastructure.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 6: Labor, Force
There is no future of war without people building the tools of that future of war. This installment of the Tomorrow Wars newsletter includes a look at the labor behind the force.
-
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.
-
Can DARPA CREATE an AI for unmanned-unmanned teaming?
A new opportunity would fund development of an AI framework to coordinate actions between a mix of machines on the battlefield.
