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Harnessing AI for Intelligent Sensors

Advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning tools are shaping future UK radio frequency and other sensing capabilities.

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning tools are being embedded more and more into spectrum solutions and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities, experts say. Credit: Graphic by Chris D’Elia using Werckmeister (AI-generated) and DUYGU YALÇIN Adobe Stock images

AI-Assisted Robot That Learns Patient Mobility Patterns Within Reach

The Reachable exosuit created by Harvard University researchers could be commercialized within two years.

Prabhat Pathak, a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard University, and James Arnold, a Harvard graduate student, conduct research and development on Reachable an artificial intelligence-enabled exosuit that assists with patient shoulder mobility by learning the individual’s movement patterns. Credit: Eliza Grinnell / Harvard SEAS

New EU Code of Practice To Guide Transparency in AI-Generated Media

A new initiative aims to develop a code of practice to establish standards for identifying and disclosing AI-generated content online.

The European Commission is developing guidelines for disclosing the use of artificial intelligence. Credit: miss irine.adobestock.com generated with AI

Researchers Apply AI To Defend Against Stuxnet-Like Cyber Attacks

The soon-to-be-released research could help protect U.S. critical infrastructure.

The U.S. Energy Department’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and the Georgia Tech Research Institute are collaborating on ways to use artificial intelligence to protect critical U.S. infrastructure from cyber attacks, including attacks on programmable logic controllers, the systems targeted by the Stuxnet virus in 2009. Credit: Selvam-stock.adobe.com generated with AI

On Point: Q&A With Aparna Achanta

Aparna Achanta is principal security architect at IBM Federal Consulting, specializing in zero trust and artificial intelligence (AI) governance for federal agencies, including the Department of Veterans Affairs. Aparna is an independent researcher, an author at Forbes, Infosecurity Magazine, and a speaker and panelist at SC Media Podcasts and RSA Podcasts, and an emerging leader with AFCEA’s Alamo Chapter.

Aparna Achanta, a principal security architect at IBM Federal Consulting, discusses the top cybersecurity challenges with generative AI. Credit: Steven-stock.adobe.com generated with AI

AI Will Affect Every Warfighting Function in Indo-Pacific Command

But it should be applied carefully.

A panel of military officials discuss the modernization of communications, information technology and cyber on Wednesday during the AFCEA TechNet Indo-Pacific conference in Honolulu. Credit: Artistic Mindz Photography

Artificial Intelligence-Driven Components Helping Advance EMS Space

One official stresses the importance of three AI-driven elements that are improving responsiveness and reducing the workload in the electromagnetic spectrum environment.