Mark Beall: DoD Should Advance AI Adoption Through Industry Collaboration
Mark Beall, chief of strategic engagement and policy at the Department of Defense’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center, said DoD needs...
B. Edwin Wilson: DoD Shifts Toward Proactive Cyber Posture
B. Edwin Wilson, deputy assistant secretary of defense for cyber policy, explained at the Defense One Tech Summit the reason behind...
Vice Adm. Thomas Moore: Navy Intends to Upgrade Launchers on Destroyers for Hypersonic Weapons
Vice Adm. Thomas Moore, head of Naval Sea Systems Command, said the U.S. Navy plans to upgrade launchers on its...
DoD’s Laser Device Could Help ID People Through Cardiac Signature
An infrared laser device developed for the Department of Defense could help authorities identify individuals from a distance through their...
Brian Thomas: NASA Eyes AI, Machine Learning Use in Four Categories
Brian Thomas, a data scientist at NASA and program manager for Open Innovation, said the space agency is looking to advance...
Pentagon Report Uncovers Risks in Defense Industrial Base
A Department of Defense report says the number of weapons and ammunition suppliers has dropped despite DoD’s increased spending on such...
Sue Gordon: Intell Community Should Expand AI Adoption to Accelerate Data Analysis
Sue Gordon, principal deputy director of national intelligence, said the intelligence community is expanding its use of artificial intelligence to accelerate...
HHS Officials on How AI, Data Sharing Could Help Transform Health Care
Department of Health and Human Services officials discussed the potential role of artificial intelligence and data sharing in the prevention...
Kevin O’Connell: Commerce Dept Finalizing Space Data Access Agreement With Air Force
The Department of Commerce is close to signing an agreement with the U.S. Air Force to gain access to the...
Five Agencies Show Progress in Eighth FITARA Scorecard
The eighth iteration of the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act scorecard shows that five agencies saw improvement in their letter...