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Adversarial Machine Learning Poses a New Threat to National Security

A rapidly growing field of technology holds significant implications for U.S. military.

Threat Tracker is an autonomous threat detection system developed by a small team of engineers and scientists within Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama City Division’s Coastal and Maritime Security branch. Integrated with an advanced unmanned surface vehicle, this system can provide a fully autonomous USV escort capable of detecting and stopping a wide variety of threats. (U.S. Navy graphic)

Naval Applications of Machine Learning Workshop Advances AI Adoption

NAML effort continues dialogue on key digital artificial intelligence considerations.

The Naval Information Warfare Center (NIWC) Pacific’s annual event to examine artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning examined AI assurance, including the robustness of algorithms and the safety of deployed systems, amongst other topics. Credit: NIWC Pacific

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Laying the Foundation for 6G

Europe’s HEXA-X consortium tackles tough challenges for upcoming communications.

Europe’s HEXA-X 25-member consortium is delving into the technical challenges of developing the foundation for 6G networks on the continent. Shutterstock/d1sk

IARPA's Artificial Intelligence Analyzes Behaviors

The DIVA program nears final goals.

Travelers in long lines at Denver International Airport pass through Transportation Security Administration screening areas. Artificial intelligence software developed under an Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity program could help identify certain human behaviors. Jim Lambert/Shutterstock

DISA To Industry: Innovate, Yes; But Don't Have Us Buy Unneeded Widgets

Agency seeks different types of solutions—new and improved but also compatible with current inventory.

DISA officials discuss the agency’s priorities during a panel discussion at AFCEA’s TechNet Cyber 2022. Photo by Michael Carpenter

Adversarial Artificial Intelligence Is Real

Threat detection tools can be used maliciously.

Emerging leaders in industry discussed the trends influencing the future of artificial intelligence in the cyber realm during a panel discussion at AFCEA TechNet Cyber 2022 in Baltimore. Credit: Fit Ztudio/Shutterstock

Ubiquity Looms for AI, ML

There are limits, but they are not known yet.

TechNet Indo-Pacific panelists discussing the future of AI and ML are (l-r) Christine Lanning, Integrated Security Technologies; Brig. Gen. Jacqueline “Denise” Brown, USA, USINDOPACOM; Michele Engelhart, GDIT; Nicole Isoda, NIWC Pacific; and Catherine Johnston, USINDOPACOM. Credit: Tony Grillo photo

Driving the Future of 5G Development and Innovation

Research by George Mason University and partners to accelerate delivery of 5G-enabling technologies.

Mohan Tammisetti, senior vice president and COMSovereign’s chief engineer, demonstrates a prototype of the company’s portable, compact, easily deployable standalone communications system at the Commonwealth Cyber Initiative Living Innovation Lab at George Mason University. The standalone 5G wireless network hardware, available as a backpack or housed within a durable Pelican case, is powerful enough to keep an entire city’s secure communication needs up and running.

Defense Needs Coherent AI Strategy, Say Government Watchdogs

Keeping up with the Chinese will require more than just funding and intent.

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