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Combatant Commanders to Review JADC2 Strategy Soon

AI, machine learning and automation are needed to make the vision a reality.

A Marine uses a radio during a field exercise at Camp Hansen in Okinawa, Japan, in 2017. A resilient network is a key component for the Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) concept. The Pentagon is developing a strategy to enable JADC2. Credit: Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Carl King

The Brain-to-Machine Interface Just Became Better

Brainpower control of technology may be a step closer.

While human cyborgs may still be the stuff of science fiction, the science may be a little closer to reality following breakthroughs in materials used for neural links and other implants that offer a wide array of benefits, including potential medical advances. Credit: Ociacia/Shutterstock

DISA, JAIC Developing AI-Enabled Cybersecurity Tool

Automation is key to keeping up with adversaries.

The Defense Information Systems Agency and the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center are collaborating on an artificial intelligence tool to enhance cybersecurity for the Defense Department. Credit: Titima Ongkantong/Shutterstock

Human and Artificial Intelligence Merge

Think about a future of controlling technology with brainpower.

While human cyborgs may still be the stuff of science fiction, the science may be a little closer to reality following breakthroughs in materials used for neural links and other implants that offer a wide array of benefits, including potential medical advances. Credit: Ociacia/Shutterstock

A Confluence of Technologies Defines Information Systems

Revolutionary and unforeseen new capabilities will emerge to dominate.

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Gremlins to Use Collaborative Autonomy Technology

A joint DARPA/Air Force program adds a degree of airborne independence.

DARPA’s Gremlin program completed its first test flight last year. Earlier this year, DARPA and the Air Force opted to add a fourth phase to the program to prepare it to transition from research and development to operational status. Photo: Courtesy of DARPA

Army Tactical Assault Kit Always Adapting for New Era

Unmanned systems, virtual reality and wearables all need data.

The Tactical Assault Kit (TAK) is a map-based software application that enables coordination among thousands of users with features such as a position data, chat, mission planning and shared overlays. Army researchers say it is being integrated with unmanned vehicles, virtual reality, wearable computers and heads up displays. Credit: U.S. Army CCDC C5ISR Center

Missile Defense Agency Selects a.i. solutions for Mission Assurance Support

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AI Agents Defend the Network During NetModX

The Army seeks an artificial intelligence architecture for cyber.

C5ISR Center electronics engineer Michelle Moore studies vehicle positions while evaluating the Blue Force Tracking Resiliency effort during Network Modernization Experiment 20 at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey, September 29. The experiment also included autonomous agents monitoring the network. Credit: U.S. Army C5ISR Center photo/Jenna Mozeyko

AI/ML Critical to Army Strategy to Counter Small UAS

The strategy could soon get departmental approval.

Artificial intelligence and machine learning are critical for countering small unmanned aircraft systems, Army officials say. Credit: U.S. Army photo/Spc. Derek Mustard