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Artificial Intelligence 101

Experts make sense of the burgeoning industry and offer words of wisdom to AI users.

Ron Schmelzer and Kathleen Walch (r), who both are managing partners and principal analysts at Cognilytica and spoke at the recent AI World Government conference, advise that not every information technology problem can be solved by using artificial intelligence systems.

NSF and Federal Agencies Announce Update to National AI Plan

2019 update to the National Artificial Intelligence Research and Development Strategic Plan refreshes 2016 version.

The Stampede supercomputer at the Texas Advanced Computing Center at the University of Texas in Austin is funded by the NSF and specializes in high performance research and development and data analysis. Credit: Texas Advanced Computing Center

Incoming: AI Is Ready Now, and the Defense Department Must Get Ready as Well

AI will continue to advance and, as it does, it will transform much of how we—and our adversaries—live, work and fight as a military. Defense Department program and organizational leaders need to come to grips with that and help lead those transformations proactively and smartly.

AI May Pose More Questions Than Answers

Amazon’s Alexa may be able to play your favorite song, but is artificial intelligence ready for the big leagues?

Artificial intelligence and machine learning are still technically in their infancy. Both show promise in the military and government arenas, but experts still have many questions.

HHS Awards Artificial Intelligence Contract to GDIT

Fairfax, Virginia-based General Dynamics Information Tech

Artificial Intelligence for Air Operations

Top researchers at MIT will help the U.S. Air Force harness advanced algorithms and systems.

A new agreement between the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the U.S. Air Force is meant to accelerate the use of artificial intelligence in Air Force operations. Credit: Shutterstock/Yousif Al Saif

DOD Selects Rekor's Vehicle Recognition System

The system turns existing IP cameras into automatic license plate readers.

The U.S. Defense Department awards a contract to Rekor Systems Incorporated to license software that turns existing Internet protocol cameras into license plate readers. Credit: Pixabay/Capri23auto

Perspecta Awarded Funds for Background Check System

Artificial intelligence and machine learning will aid efficiency.

DISA and the Defense Security Service have awarded $75 million to Perspecta Enterprise Solutions to develop a major piece of the National Background Investigation System, which will use artificial intelligence and machine learning to streamline the security clearance process. Credit: Rudy Bagozzi/Shutterstock

The Dark Art of Artificial Intelligence

National security depends on gaining an AI edge.

From l-r, Mathew Gaston, director of the Emerging Technology Center at the Carnegie Mellon University Software Engineering Institute, Stephen Wallace, DISA’s systems innovation scientist with the Emerging Technology Directorate, and and Fletcher Previn, chief information officer at IBM Corp., discuss artificial intelligence during a session of TechNet Cyber. Photo by Michael Carpenter

DISA Aims to Influence Industry Innovation

Prototype technologies could be fielded within two years.

Vice Adm.Nancy Norton, USN, director, DISA, and commander, JFHQ-DODIN, addresses the TechNet Cyber conference. Photo by Michael Carpenter