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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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The new head of US Space Command wants to focus here
U.S. Space Command, which was officially reestablished Aug. 29, will focus on these four distinct areas as it begins operations.
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Space Command projects what it would need in a real world Star Trek
A new report put out by Air Force Space Command lays out eight future scenarios for the space domain.
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Why the Pentagon could need a National Space Intelligence Center
The military needs to be more focused on gathering intelligence about space as a war fighting domain, said Maj. Gen. John E. Shaw, deputy commander of the Air Force Space Command.
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Funding for satellite facility in Guam will pay for border wall
Funding for a new SATCOM facility in Guam is being diverted to pay for barriers on the southern border, but the move could leave the base at risk of communications interruptions that would severely impact theater operations.
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Who should take the lead on the military’s space-based sensor layer?
The Trump administration is pushing back against a provision in the Senate’s annual defense bill that it says would limit the Pentagon as it works to develop a space-based sensor layer capable of tracking hypersonic weapons.
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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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Russian satellite creeps up to Intelsat satellite – again
Since launching in 2014, the Russian satellite Luch has sidled up to a number of other satellites, raising concerns that it could be intercepting data.
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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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Are helicopters the new cellphone towers?
Hughes Network Systems announced a new technology product that it said can essentially turn a helicopter into a mobile, airborne cell tower.
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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.
-
The new head of US Space Command wants to focus here
U.S. Space Command, which was officially reestablished Aug. 29, will focus on these four distinct areas as it begins operations.
-
Space Command projects what it would need in a real world Star Trek
A new report put out by Air Force Space Command lays out eight future scenarios for the space domain.
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Why the Pentagon could need a National Space Intelligence Center
The military needs to be more focused on gathering intelligence about space as a war fighting domain, said Maj. Gen. John E. Shaw, deputy commander of the Air Force Space Command.
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Funding for satellite facility in Guam will pay for border wall
Funding for a new SATCOM facility in Guam is being diverted to pay for barriers on the southern border, but the move could leave the base at risk of communications interruptions that would severely impact theater operations.
-
Who should take the lead on the military’s space-based sensor layer?
The Trump administration is pushing back against a provision in the Senate’s annual defense bill that it says would limit the Pentagon as it works to develop a space-based sensor layer capable of tracking hypersonic weapons.
-
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.
-
Russian satellite creeps up to Intelsat satellite – again
Since launching in 2014, the Russian satellite Luch has sidled up to a number of other satellites, raising concerns that it could be intercepting data.
-
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.
-
Are helicopters the new cellphone towers?
Hughes Network Systems announced a new technology product that it said can essentially turn a helicopter into a mobile, airborne cell tower.
-
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.
-
The new head of US Space Command wants to focus here
U.S. Space Command, which was officially reestablished Aug. 29, will focus on these four distinct areas as it begins operations.
-
Space Command projects what it would need in a real world Star Trek
A new report put out by Air Force Space Command lays out eight future scenarios for the space domain.
-
Why the Pentagon could need a National Space Intelligence Center
The military needs to be more focused on gathering intelligence about space as a war fighting domain, said Maj. Gen. John E. Shaw, deputy commander of the Air Force Space Command.
-
Funding for satellite facility in Guam will pay for border wall
Funding for a new SATCOM facility in Guam is being diverted to pay for barriers on the southern border, but the move could leave the base at risk of communications interruptions that would severely impact theater operations.
-
Who should take the lead on the military’s space-based sensor layer?
The Trump administration is pushing back against a provision in the Senate’s annual defense bill that it says would limit the Pentagon as it works to develop a space-based sensor layer capable of tracking hypersonic weapons.
-
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.
-
Russian satellite creeps up to Intelsat satellite – again
Since launching in 2014, the Russian satellite Luch has sidled up to a number of other satellites, raising concerns that it could be intercepting data.
-
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.
-
Are helicopters the new cellphone towers?
Hughes Network Systems announced a new technology product that it said can essentially turn a helicopter into a mobile, airborne cell tower.
