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US Air Force set to launch 1st next-generation GPS satellite
After months of delays, the U.S. Air Force is about to launch the first of a new generation of GPS satellites, designed to be more accurate, secure and versatile.
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The Pentagon wants to enlist AI to protect AI
In testimony before a House subcommittee, leaders from the Pentagon’s research wing discussed what it will take to maintain an edge in artificial intelligence.
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Marines looking to integrate new information capabilities
The Corps is looking to leverage various exercises to integrate new information capabilities and units with traditional forces.
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Blurry satellite photos of military bases reveal more than they hide
For facilities in Israel and Turkey, hiding bases provides insecurity through obscurity.
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Army seeks to take on adversaries before all-out conflict
In order to be successful in the future against near peer adversaries, the U.S. must contest opponents in the competition phase below the threshold of armed conflict.
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DARPA wants to know if it can do anything with blockchain
The agency is soliciting ideas for ways to use distributed cryptographic ledgers for things other than currency.
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London turns to America after EU excludes Britain from Galileo satellite program
The U.K. says it plans to leave the Galileo GPS program with Europe, and American industry could benefit.
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How studying Amazon warehouses can improve battle
Artificial intelligence can process information differently than humans, which may lead to novel battlefield deployments.
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To maintain tech edge, US seeks export controls on AI
Before the government can regulate artificial intelligence, it has to define it.
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Can data be shared among US, Chinese and Russian aircraft? Sudan did it.
Most military aircraft operated by Sudan have been modified to operate together and share data, a top commander there says.
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US Air Force set to launch 1st next-generation GPS satellite
After months of delays, the U.S. Air Force is about to launch the first of a new generation of GPS satellites, designed to be more accurate, secure and versatile.
-
The Pentagon wants to enlist AI to protect AI
In testimony before a House subcommittee, leaders from the Pentagon’s research wing discussed what it will take to maintain an edge in artificial intelligence.
-
Marines looking to integrate new information capabilities
The Corps is looking to leverage various exercises to integrate new information capabilities and units with traditional forces.
-
Blurry satellite photos of military bases reveal more than they hide
For facilities in Israel and Turkey, hiding bases provides insecurity through obscurity.
-
Army seeks to take on adversaries before all-out conflict
In order to be successful in the future against near peer adversaries, the U.S. must contest opponents in the competition phase below the threshold of armed conflict.
-
DARPA wants to know if it can do anything with blockchain
The agency is soliciting ideas for ways to use distributed cryptographic ledgers for things other than currency.
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London turns to America after EU excludes Britain from Galileo satellite program
The U.K. says it plans to leave the Galileo GPS program with Europe, and American industry could benefit.
-
How studying Amazon warehouses can improve battle
Artificial intelligence can process information differently than humans, which may lead to novel battlefield deployments.
-
To maintain tech edge, US seeks export controls on AI
Before the government can regulate artificial intelligence, it has to define it.
-
Can data be shared among US, Chinese and Russian aircraft? Sudan did it.
Most military aircraft operated by Sudan have been modified to operate together and share data, a top commander there says.
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US Air Force set to launch 1st next-generation GPS satellite
After months of delays, the U.S. Air Force is about to launch the first of a new generation of GPS satellites, designed to be more accurate, secure and versatile.
-
The Pentagon wants to enlist AI to protect AI
In testimony before a House subcommittee, leaders from the Pentagon’s research wing discussed what it will take to maintain an edge in artificial intelligence.
-
Marines looking to integrate new information capabilities
The Corps is looking to leverage various exercises to integrate new information capabilities and units with traditional forces.
-
Blurry satellite photos of military bases reveal more than they hide
For facilities in Israel and Turkey, hiding bases provides insecurity through obscurity.
-
Army seeks to take on adversaries before all-out conflict
In order to be successful in the future against near peer adversaries, the U.S. must contest opponents in the competition phase below the threshold of armed conflict.
-
DARPA wants to know if it can do anything with blockchain
The agency is soliciting ideas for ways to use distributed cryptographic ledgers for things other than currency.
-
London turns to America after EU excludes Britain from Galileo satellite program
The U.K. says it plans to leave the Galileo GPS program with Europe, and American industry could benefit.
-
How studying Amazon warehouses can improve battle
Artificial intelligence can process information differently than humans, which may lead to novel battlefield deployments.
-
To maintain tech edge, US seeks export controls on AI
Before the government can regulate artificial intelligence, it has to define it.
-
Can data be shared among US, Chinese and Russian aircraft? Sudan did it.
Most military aircraft operated by Sudan have been modified to operate together and share data, a top commander there says.
