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FIRESTORM AI System Prepares for Joint Role

Researchers enhance the system for Project Convergence.

An Army M1A2 Abrams tank participates in training at Fort Benning, Georgia, in January 2020. Army researchers are integrating the FIRESTORM AI-enabled decision-making aid with the Abrams, as well as a host of other systems. Army Sgt. Joshua Wooten

Sarcasm Detection Enters the Information Warfare Fight

Artificial intelligence takes a different slant against adversarial narratives.

Detecting sarcasm in social media is a first step in unlocking how disinformation spreads online, researchers say. Shutterstock/13_Phunkod

Security, AI Top List of Naval Network Integration

DevSecOps and cloud computing enable future network needs.

Security and artificial intelligence enabled by cloud computing and DevSecOps are top capabilities needed for integrated networking for the U.S. naval forces, including the Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard. Credit: U.S. Coast Guard photo

SEALS Enlist Artificial Intelligence for Special Missions

AI will augment human weapon systems and unmanned systems.

Navy SEALs conduct train in the Atlantic Ocean, May 29, 2019. Navy Special Warfare Command expects artificial intelligence to augment the human weapon system as well as unmanned systems. Credit: Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer Jayme Pastoric

Making Sure AI Is Ethical

The idea of responsible artificial intelligence is spreading far and wide across the U.S. Department of Defense and its surrounding ecosystem.

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Soldiers and Commanders to Assess FIRESTORM AI Technology

The system will face tougher challenges in Project Convergence 2021.

Soldiers test M1A2 Abrams tanks during a live-fire accuracy screening test at Fort Bliss, Texas, in October. U.S. Army researchers intend to integrate the FIRESTORM artificial intelligence system with the Abrams for Project Convergence 2021 to be held in October and November. Credit: Army Staff Sgt. Kris Bonet

ODNI Official Touts Three IARPA Programs

Emerging technology is more benefit than threat.

An IARPA project may one day allow whole-body biometric identification from long range, such as from unmanned aerial vehicles. Credit: Oleg Yarko/Shutterstock

NETCOM Commander: AI and ML Adoption Begins With Data

Data science and management skills are a capability gap.

Data science and management are the first priorities when adopting artificial intelligence and machine learning, says the commander of U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command. Credit: agsandrew/Shutterstock

Drinking From the Firehose: Sponsored Content

How U.S. intelligence agencies can use machine learning to beat data overload.

The Misplaced Fear of a Military Technology Gap

Obtaining a military edge doesn’t depend just on being ahead in technology.

The F-35, shown here in April 2017 on the production line at Lockheed Martin’s Fort Worth, Texas, facility, was conceived as a joint project, the result of interservice collaboration, and continues to integrate some of the world’s most advanced avionics technologies. Photo by Alexander H. Groves, provided courtesy of Lockheed Martin