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Artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, supercomputing and quantum technologies help update and secure the nuclear arsenal.

Experts are challenged to name one military function that AI will fail to touch.

Artificial intelligence is poised for assignments that are dull, dumb and dangerous, one Navy official says.

Former Department of the Air Force CIO speaks on the value of AI investments.

Public sector officials in the AI and technology realms highlight three major issues blocking the development and integration of the novel capability.

Leaders are improving and bolstering enterprise platforms while also collaborating with public and private sector personnel to establish the groundwork for the AI and large language model spaces.

As AI evolves, students are assigned critical thinking skills for a safe tomorrow.

Personnel at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory apply revolutionary artificial intelligence and large language models to wargames to enhance the modeling and simulation space to prepare soldiers for the modern battlefield.

Richard Forno is a teaching professor in the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering, where he directs the Graduate Cybersecurity Program and serves as the associate director of UMBC’s Cybersecurity Institute. He is also an affiliate scholar at Stanford Law School’s Center for Internet and Society.