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Industry tackles an array of cyber challenges.

The Army may initiate a modernization competition.

As with any disruptive innovation, AI has the potential for negative effects when put in the hands of nefarious actors. And to prevent potential adversaries from exploiting the capability, the free world must commit to a concentrated effort on AI research and development.

Humans and machines both need to play a role in sifting through data.

New to the military, the department's information technology leader finds inspiration in DOD's protection of the nation

In order to use AI in the C2 domain, the military needs quality data and to look to commercial solutions, experts say.

Automated reasoning platform helps quantify soldiers’ skills for the civilian world.

To support a more lethal warfighter, the service looks to industry offerings in cloud, advanced computing, artificial intelligence and machine learning, along with improved internal policies to make it all happen.

The country is coordinating across sectors to develop these advanced technologies.

The Cold War specter is rising, but this time, data is part of the weaponry.