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Government leaders worry about GPS spoofing, hacking
Industry leaders and government officials warn position, navigation and timing services are increasingly under attack, including through a method that allows adversaries to manipulate computers that use GPS.
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House panel wants to boost spending on ISR
A House subcommittee’s draft for fiscal 2020 defense spending bill includes $500 million for an intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance fund.
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The Pentagon AI center wants to solve these 4 problems
Though relatively new and secretive, the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center has revealed it is working to improve predictive maintenance, humanitarian aid and disaster relief, cyberspace and robotic process automation initiatives.
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Now you see them, now you don’t
Augmented reality tools are commonly seen as mapping new features onto existing terrain, but what if they could also do the opposite? What if augmented reality was used to reveal features hidden by existing terrain?
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The crash potential of space traffic is growing. Who can help?
The Air Force currently is tasked with space management, but officials suggest that another organization is better suited to address increasing challenges.
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Air Force gains increased capacity with new anti-jamming satellite
With the addition of a fourth Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellite, the Air Force has gained increased capacity in its mission to provide jam-resistant communications for high priority military assets and national leaders.
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Should Navy League change the name of Sea-Air-Space to include ‘Information’?
Senior Navy leaders are stressing the importance of an information approach to fighting wars.
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New report explains how China thinks about information warfare
The Chinese military has established a Network Systems Department, which is responsible for information warfare.
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DARPA wants AI to make soldiers fitter, happier, more productive
Will AI and individual data be enough to tailor individual recommendations and to improve performance?
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Can the Pentagon sell Silicon Valley on AI as ethical war?
At a Defense Innovation Board listening session, Pentagon Counsel makes case for military AI, to some public skepticism.
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Government leaders worry about GPS spoofing, hacking
Industry leaders and government officials warn position, navigation and timing services are increasingly under attack, including through a method that allows adversaries to manipulate computers that use GPS.
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House panel wants to boost spending on ISR
A House subcommittee’s draft for fiscal 2020 defense spending bill includes $500 million for an intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance fund.
-
The Pentagon AI center wants to solve these 4 problems
Though relatively new and secretive, the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center has revealed it is working to improve predictive maintenance, humanitarian aid and disaster relief, cyberspace and robotic process automation initiatives.
-
Now you see them, now you don’t
Augmented reality tools are commonly seen as mapping new features onto existing terrain, but what if they could also do the opposite? What if augmented reality was used to reveal features hidden by existing terrain?
-
The crash potential of space traffic is growing. Who can help?
The Air Force currently is tasked with space management, but officials suggest that another organization is better suited to address increasing challenges.
-
Air Force gains increased capacity with new anti-jamming satellite
With the addition of a fourth Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellite, the Air Force has gained increased capacity in its mission to provide jam-resistant communications for high priority military assets and national leaders.
-
Should Navy League change the name of Sea-Air-Space to include ‘Information’?
Senior Navy leaders are stressing the importance of an information approach to fighting wars.
-
New report explains how China thinks about information warfare
The Chinese military has established a Network Systems Department, which is responsible for information warfare.
-
DARPA wants AI to make soldiers fitter, happier, more productive
Will AI and individual data be enough to tailor individual recommendations and to improve performance?
-
Can the Pentagon sell Silicon Valley on AI as ethical war?
At a Defense Innovation Board listening session, Pentagon Counsel makes case for military AI, to some public skepticism.
-
Government leaders worry about GPS spoofing, hacking
Industry leaders and government officials warn position, navigation and timing services are increasingly under attack, including through a method that allows adversaries to manipulate computers that use GPS.
-
House panel wants to boost spending on ISR
A House subcommittee’s draft for fiscal 2020 defense spending bill includes $500 million for an intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance fund.
-
The Pentagon AI center wants to solve these 4 problems
Though relatively new and secretive, the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center has revealed it is working to improve predictive maintenance, humanitarian aid and disaster relief, cyberspace and robotic process automation initiatives.
-
Now you see them, now you don’t
Augmented reality tools are commonly seen as mapping new features onto existing terrain, but what if they could also do the opposite? What if augmented reality was used to reveal features hidden by existing terrain?
-
The crash potential of space traffic is growing. Who can help?
The Air Force currently is tasked with space management, but officials suggest that another organization is better suited to address increasing challenges.
-
Air Force gains increased capacity with new anti-jamming satellite
With the addition of a fourth Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellite, the Air Force has gained increased capacity in its mission to provide jam-resistant communications for high priority military assets and national leaders.
-
Should Navy League change the name of Sea-Air-Space to include ‘Information’?
Senior Navy leaders are stressing the importance of an information approach to fighting wars.
-
New report explains how China thinks about information warfare
The Chinese military has established a Network Systems Department, which is responsible for information warfare.
-
DARPA wants AI to make soldiers fitter, happier, more productive
Will AI and individual data be enough to tailor individual recommendations and to improve performance?
-
Can the Pentagon sell Silicon Valley on AI as ethical war?
At a Defense Innovation Board listening session, Pentagon Counsel makes case for military AI, to some public skepticism.
