The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory’s commercially available artificial intelligence tool breaks down cybersecurity data silos.

The military is moving rapidly to obtain, test and field capabilities that harness AI to protect warfighters.

The U.S. military should start preparing now.

U.S. Army soldiers aim to broaden the application of the man transportable robotic system by exposing the system to new risks and expanding training scenarios.

Experts advance artificial intelligence for the intelligence community.

The JIATF 401 aims to share counter-drone capabilities with partner nations.

The new framework agreements aim to rapidly produce strike capabilities.

Leonel Garciga makes the move to the private sector a few weeks after leaving his role as U.S. Army CIO.

Without preparation, the United States and its allies are vulnerable.

The Pentagon emphasizes the need for closer integration as AI technologies continue to reshape modern warfare.