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Lockheed Martin Skunk Works® joined the US Air Force Test Pilot School and other government and industry partners in hosting US Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall to fly in the X-62A Variable In-flight Simulation Test Aircraft (VISTA), a one-of-a-kind aircraft modified to test artificial intelligence (AI) and autonomy capabilities. VISTA is ...
Hardware superiority is no longer enough to guarantee a victory in modern warfare. The calculated and deliberate use of technology now provides significant opportunity to enhance and improve hardware systems, sensors and platforms. More than ever before, it is vital that we not only continue to invest in hardware but ...
X-ray backscatter imaging is increasingly used in combat zones to identify the presence of explosives and weapons. However, advanced systems enabled by artificial intelligence and robotics are now opening the door to more sophisticated applications. Chris Froud In the past, UAVs or drones with sensors and detectors on board have been used ...
By Kassie Garrett / DISA Enterprise Integration and Innovation The “2023 Data, Analytics and Artificial Intelligence Adoption Strategy,” developed by the DoD Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office, revolves around seamlessly integrating data, analytics and AI into all aspects of defense operations. It establishes guidelines and standards for developing and deploying ...
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Why AI must support not supplant human decision-making in defence
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