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The Global Race for Big Data

The first to control the data wins.

Big data will be a major disruptor for whichever country manages to gain control of it first. Credit: Artistdesign29/Shutterstock

FBI Upgrades Biometric Technologies

The bureau adds iris recognition and altered fingerprint detection.

FBI officials indicate the bureau's next-generation iris recognition system could be fully operational by October. Credit: Gerd Altmann/Pixabay

The Army Hires CMU to Conduct AI and Autonomous Research

Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was

A Lack of Major Movement Toward Human-Machine Teaming

An expert questions the Department of Defense’s commitment to build artificial intelligence capabilities at scale.

Robert Work (c), the former 32nd deputy secretary of defense, and moderator Troy Schneider (l) discuss how the military can better champion artificial intelligence during the AFCEA Washington, D.C. Chapter's AI/ML Tech Summit on September 2.

Space Force Selects Geospark's AI Technology for Situational Awareness

Geospark Analytics Inc.,* Herndon, Virginia, has been awa

Implementing Defense Intelligence Innovation

The DIA’s new science and technology strategy targets future solutions to answer tough military challenges.

The Defense Intelligence Agency’s (DIA’s) Science and Technology Directorate is developing a new strategy to pull in innovation to support U.S. warfighters’ understanding of foreign militaries. A U.S. Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon lands at Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska. USAF/Airman 1st Class Aaron Larue Guerrisky

Deloitte to Build Development Environment for Artificial Intelligence for DOD's JAIC

Deloitte Consulting LLC, Arlington, Virginia, was awarded

Army Eyes Artificial Intelligence for PACE Planning

An intelligent engine will serve until AI matures.

The U.S. Army wants to automate planning for primary, alternate, contingency and emergency (PACE) communications. A so-called intelligent engine will suffice in the short term, but over time, service officials expect artificial intelligence to conduct PACE planning. (U.S. Army photo courtesy of the Program Executive Office Command, Control, Communications-Tactical)

Manned-Unmanned Teaming Passes Experimental Muster

The Army gives thumbs up to robotic vehicle technologies.

The Ripsaw M5 robotic combat vehicle developed by a team made up ofTextron, Howe & Howe, and FLIR Systems, is one of two robotic systems being developed for the Army's manned-unmanned teaming concept. The other is the a light robotic vehicle being developed by QinetiQ and Pratt and Miller. The service is conducting a series of experiments to test the concept using surrogate vehicles while the robotic systems are in development. Photo courtesy of Textron

Intelligence Applies Ethics to Artificial Intelligence

The Director of National Intelligence addresses the burgeoning use of AI.

As the intelligence community increasingly incorporates artificial intelligence (AI) to help sort through massive amounts of data, it must apply ethical principles to keep its AI use within proper confines. Credit: Shutterstock/SFIO CRACHO