The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is looking to build artificial intelligence algorithms that could make decisions in complex military scenarios where two commanders would not agree on a single right answer.
MoreThe majority of artificial intelligence technologies designed to support U.S. military operations are in the development phase of Department of Defense acquisition programs, according to a Government Accountability Office report. GAO caught
MoreThe Department of Defense’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center (JAIC) has released new training pilots to provide defense personnel across all levels with artificial intelligence education, FedScoop reported Monday. Greg Allen, JAIC’s policy
MoreThe Department of Defense is working with unnamed commercial companies to build an integration layer where combatant commands can access data feeds for their artificial intelligence algorithms, Breaking Defense reported Wednesday. Lt.
MoreCybersecurity network engineering provider Technica Corporation has secured a spot on a five-year test and evaluation blanket purchase agreement from the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center. Under the BPA, Technica is expected to aid
MoreAeyon has won a spot on a test and evaluation blank purchase agreement from the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center to provide artificial intelligence-related test tools, capabilities and services. Under the BPA, Aeyon
MoreThe U.S. and its Middle Eastern partner nations are currently testing unmanned technologies and artificial intelligence algorithms in different training scenarios at the largest multinational naval and unmanned exercise in the region.
MoreThe White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) is soliciting input from interested stakeholders as it plans to revise a strategic plan to reflect and include updated priorities related to
MoreThe American Association of Community Colleges has partnered with Dell Technologies and Intel to help educational institutions set up physical, virtual or hybrid laboratories where students can learn about artificial intelligence and
MorePalo Alto, California-based software company SambaNova Systems has demonstrated best-in-its-class numbers for speed and performance of GPT training. The company, whose programs specialize in artificial intelligence applications, announced Tuesday that its Dataflow-as-a-Service GPT training
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