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How does the Pentagon’s AI center plan to give the military a battlefield advantage?
The Pentagon’s artificial intelligence hub is working on tools to help in joint, all-domain operations as department leaders seek to use data to gain an advantage on the battlefield.
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Pentagon to pit AI against human pilots in live fighter trials
Still, the Defense Department is likely years away from AI-controlled fighters seeing combat.
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DISA releases draft solicitation for $11.7 billion IT contract
The single vendor will provide common IT services to 22 so-called fourth estate agencies.
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Pentagon reaffirms award of JEDI cloud to Microsoft
Amazon Web Services announced it would continue to protest the cloud contract.
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US Army’s tactical network team looks to satellites for next iteration of tools
The leader of Program Manager Tactical Network outlined his team’s focus areas for Capability Set ’23.
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Pentagon’s central AI office wants to standardize its acquisition process
The Joint Artificial Intelligence Center is “considering” starting a competition for a 501(c) nonprofit manager or managers of its prototype “Artificial Intelligence Acquisition Business Model” that looks to use other transaction authorities to more quickly purchase AI products.
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Top Defense Department research office names new director
The new director has a background in microsystems and artificial intelligence.
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US Navy wants to create a ‘hardware factory’
The service wants a universally managed cloud, infrastructure as a service environment for its current and future fleet.
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DARPA awards contracts for advancing modeling and simulation capabilities
Current modeling and simulation capabilities can’t adequately process multi-domain kill webs.
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AI algorithm defeats human fighter pilot in simulated dogfight
The simulated dogfight is a step forward for AI in air-to-air combat, but a lot of work remains.
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How does the Pentagon’s AI center plan to give the military a battlefield advantage?
The Pentagon’s artificial intelligence hub is working on tools to help in joint, all-domain operations as department leaders seek to use data to gain an advantage on the battlefield.
-
Pentagon to pit AI against human pilots in live fighter trials
Still, the Defense Department is likely years away from AI-controlled fighters seeing combat.
-
DISA releases draft solicitation for $11.7 billion IT contract
The single vendor will provide common IT services to 22 so-called fourth estate agencies.
-
Pentagon reaffirms award of JEDI cloud to Microsoft
Amazon Web Services announced it would continue to protest the cloud contract.
-
US Army’s tactical network team looks to satellites for next iteration of tools
The leader of Program Manager Tactical Network outlined his team’s focus areas for Capability Set ’23.
-
Pentagon’s central AI office wants to standardize its acquisition process
The Joint Artificial Intelligence Center is “considering” starting a competition for a 501(c) nonprofit manager or managers of its prototype “Artificial Intelligence Acquisition Business Model” that looks to use other transaction authorities to more quickly purchase AI products.
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Top Defense Department research office names new director
The new director has a background in microsystems and artificial intelligence.
-
US Navy wants to create a ‘hardware factory’
The service wants a universally managed cloud, infrastructure as a service environment for its current and future fleet.
-
DARPA awards contracts for advancing modeling and simulation capabilities
Current modeling and simulation capabilities can’t adequately process multi-domain kill webs.
-
AI algorithm defeats human fighter pilot in simulated dogfight
The simulated dogfight is a step forward for AI in air-to-air combat, but a lot of work remains.
-
How does the Pentagon’s AI center plan to give the military a battlefield advantage?
The Pentagon’s artificial intelligence hub is working on tools to help in joint, all-domain operations as department leaders seek to use data to gain an advantage on the battlefield.
-
Pentagon to pit AI against human pilots in live fighter trials
Still, the Defense Department is likely years away from AI-controlled fighters seeing combat.
-
DISA releases draft solicitation for $11.7 billion IT contract
The single vendor will provide common IT services to 22 so-called fourth estate agencies.
-
Pentagon reaffirms award of JEDI cloud to Microsoft
Amazon Web Services announced it would continue to protest the cloud contract.
-
US Army’s tactical network team looks to satellites for next iteration of tools
The leader of Program Manager Tactical Network outlined his team’s focus areas for Capability Set ’23.
-
Pentagon’s central AI office wants to standardize its acquisition process
The Joint Artificial Intelligence Center is “considering” starting a competition for a 501(c) nonprofit manager or managers of its prototype “Artificial Intelligence Acquisition Business Model” that looks to use other transaction authorities to more quickly purchase AI products.
-
Top Defense Department research office names new director
The new director has a background in microsystems and artificial intelligence.
-
US Navy wants to create a ‘hardware factory’
The service wants a universally managed cloud, infrastructure as a service environment for its current and future fleet.
-
DARPA awards contracts for advancing modeling and simulation capabilities
Current modeling and simulation capabilities can’t adequately process multi-domain kill webs.
-
AI algorithm defeats human fighter pilot in simulated dogfight
The simulated dogfight is a step forward for AI in air-to-air combat, but a lot of work remains.
