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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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4 intel challenges from a former Central Command leader
Joseph Votel, the retired general, explained the areas where he’d like to see improvement from the intelligence community.
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The Pentagon’s AI center is poised for a breakthrough
With increased funding, staff, and actual office space, JAIC Director Lt. Gen. Jack Shanahan says 2020 will be a breakthrough year for AI in the Department of Defense.
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How the Pentagon is tackling deepfakes as a national security problem
Deepfakes are a national security issue, said Lt. Gen. John Shanahan, director of the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center, and the Pentagon needs to invest heavily in technology that can counter it.
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Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 5: War is Coding
From electronic vote counting to fielsharing apps to autonomous squadmates, a look at the software side of war.
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Now is the time to double down on artificial intelligence
Pentagon leaders should consider an internal research and development team that looks across an organization and identifies areas in which artificial intelligence might address existing pain-points and provide an operational edge.
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4 big problems the intelligence community faces moving to a new data system
The Defense Intelligence Agency wants to move quickly in developing the Machine-assisted Analytic Rapid-repository System, but the massive project which will transform how the intelligence community uses data faces some hard problems.
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What’s the best way for the Pentagon to invest in artificial intelligence?
With nearly a $1 billion bankroll, Defense Department leaders and the intelligence community are looking for the best ways to leverage this emerging capability most effectively.
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Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 4: Sticks and Drones
The latest Tomorrow Wars newsletter examines novel robots with weird missions, and what the military could learn from that design.
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NGA takes big step to enable AI, big data and more
A potentially $824 million contract will help the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency transition from its legacy systems.
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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.
-
4 intel challenges from a former Central Command leader
Joseph Votel, the retired general, explained the areas where he’d like to see improvement from the intelligence community.
-
The Pentagon’s AI center is poised for a breakthrough
With increased funding, staff, and actual office space, JAIC Director Lt. Gen. Jack Shanahan says 2020 will be a breakthrough year for AI in the Department of Defense.
-
How the Pentagon is tackling deepfakes as a national security problem
Deepfakes are a national security issue, said Lt. Gen. John Shanahan, director of the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center, and the Pentagon needs to invest heavily in technology that can counter it.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 5: War is Coding
From electronic vote counting to fielsharing apps to autonomous squadmates, a look at the software side of war.
-
Now is the time to double down on artificial intelligence
Pentagon leaders should consider an internal research and development team that looks across an organization and identifies areas in which artificial intelligence might address existing pain-points and provide an operational edge.
-
4 big problems the intelligence community faces moving to a new data system
The Defense Intelligence Agency wants to move quickly in developing the Machine-assisted Analytic Rapid-repository System, but the massive project which will transform how the intelligence community uses data faces some hard problems.
-
What’s the best way for the Pentagon to invest in artificial intelligence?
With nearly a $1 billion bankroll, Defense Department leaders and the intelligence community are looking for the best ways to leverage this emerging capability most effectively.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 4: Sticks and Drones
The latest Tomorrow Wars newsletter examines novel robots with weird missions, and what the military could learn from that design.
-
NGA takes big step to enable AI, big data and more
A potentially $824 million contract will help the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency transition from its legacy systems.
-
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.
-
4 intel challenges from a former Central Command leader
Joseph Votel, the retired general, explained the areas where he’d like to see improvement from the intelligence community.
-
The Pentagon’s AI center is poised for a breakthrough
With increased funding, staff, and actual office space, JAIC Director Lt. Gen. Jack Shanahan says 2020 will be a breakthrough year for AI in the Department of Defense.
-
How the Pentagon is tackling deepfakes as a national security problem
Deepfakes are a national security issue, said Lt. Gen. John Shanahan, director of the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center, and the Pentagon needs to invest heavily in technology that can counter it.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 5: War is Coding
From electronic vote counting to fielsharing apps to autonomous squadmates, a look at the software side of war.
-
Now is the time to double down on artificial intelligence
Pentagon leaders should consider an internal research and development team that looks across an organization and identifies areas in which artificial intelligence might address existing pain-points and provide an operational edge.
-
4 big problems the intelligence community faces moving to a new data system
The Defense Intelligence Agency wants to move quickly in developing the Machine-assisted Analytic Rapid-repository System, but the massive project which will transform how the intelligence community uses data faces some hard problems.
-
What’s the best way for the Pentagon to invest in artificial intelligence?
With nearly a $1 billion bankroll, Defense Department leaders and the intelligence community are looking for the best ways to leverage this emerging capability most effectively.
-
Tomorrow Wars Volume 1 Issue 4: Sticks and Drones
The latest Tomorrow Wars newsletter examines novel robots with weird missions, and what the military could learn from that design.
-
NGA takes big step to enable AI, big data and more
A potentially $824 million contract will help the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency transition from its legacy systems.
