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U.S. Coast Guard Announces Commissioning of Sixth National Security Cutter
The U.S. Coast Guard announced the service's sixth national security cutter, Munro, will be commissioned April 1, 2017, at the Smith Cove Terminal in Seattle.
NOVA Chapter Members Biking Across Country to Raise Money for STEM
Three members of the AFCEA NOVA chapter are taking part in the TransAmerica Cycle for STEM. They will ride more than 4,000 miles to build awareness and support for science, technology, engineering and mathematics education for America’s youth.
How Do You Know Your Artificial Intelligence is Intelligent?
For all the abilities of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, there’s one particular area of intelligent behavior where machines fall short of humans—an area becoming increasingly important as AI takes on more complex tasks. They must communicate with the same fluency and articulation expected of humans so they can explain precisely what they are doing and provide interpretations of the complex data sets upon which they increasingly rely.
Moor Assigned to U.S. Air Forces in Europe
Col. Richard G. Moor Jr., USAF, has been selected to the grade of brigadier general and assigned as commander, 86th Airlift Wing, U.S.
Shepro Assigned to NATO Military Committee
Maj. Gen. Steven M.
DARPA Launches New Podcast Series
DARPA is hearing voices. And now, so can you. The Defense Department's renowned research arm has launched a new podcast series, Voices from DARPA.
Airbus Group Appoints Eremenko Chief Technology Officer
Airbus Group SE, Amsterdam, appointed Paul Eremenko as chief technology officer.
BioBeats Names Brougham CEO
BioBeats, London, named Rob Brougham CEO.
Fiber SenSys Appoints Lefevre Chief Technical Officer
Fiber SenSys, Hillsboro, Oregon, appointed Paul Lefevre as chief technical officer.
AR Europe Appoints van den Berg Managing Director
AR Europe, Limerick, Ireland, appointed Alex van den Berg as managing director of AR Deutschland.