Artificial Intelligence Generated Image of Julian Assange Sparks Controversy
On April 6, the Russian Embassy in Kenya shared a picture via Twitter showing a drained and exhausted WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. It turned out to be fake.
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Trust and Training: The Key to Successful Human-AI Collaborative Combat Aircraft Systems
On April 6, GA-ASI conducted a flight test for its MQ-20 drone using artificial intelligence and Low Earth Orbit satellite communications.
Aerospace Giant Boeing and Defense Tech Startup Shield Explore Autonomous Flight Capabilities
Global aerospace giant Boeing and defense technology startup Shield AI explore advanced aerospace strategic collaboration with their new AI pilots for current and future defense programs.
Is This Russia’s Secret Weapon? Putin Saves Missiles and Plans to Use AI for Ukrainian Attack
Russia is saving hypersonic missiles for future use, and Putin is betting on AI.
AI’s Next Phase—Learning the Human Touch
The next phase of AI is the human touch.
Benefits, Risks of AI Tech in Military
As AI technology continues to evolve, military analysts are beginning to speculate about the role that it may play in the future of warfare.
Scared of Robotic Weapons of the Future? The Army Has a Solution
The US Army has been developing various robotic and artificial intelligence (AI) projects to further integrate technology into modern warfare.
MASS-1 Marines Test Out New GEAR System
Last week, Marines from MASS-1 conducted a demonstration test on its simulation training platform, GEAR system, last July 28.
Flexibility and Trust at the Center of Pentagon’s Responsible Artificial Intelligence Strategy
The DoD has the Responsible Artificial Intelligence (RAI) Strategy and Implementation Pathway, highlighting the importance of flexibility and trust in operating artificial intelligence.
Pursuing Weaponized Artificial Intelligence Could End the Human Race. A Story of Hope and Caution.
Our pursuit of weaponized Artificial Intelligence (AI) could mean the end of humankind as we know it.
Black Hawk Helicopter Flies Unmanned For The First Time Using New ALIAS Tech
A UH-60A Black Hawk has successfully flown without a pilot in a historical flight around Fort Campbell, the first automated flight for the US Army, last February 5.
How IBM’s Watson Helped Vets with Cancer
How did IBM’s supercomputer Watson turn from playing Jeopardy! to helping military vets with cancer?
