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Researchers at the National Laboratory of the Rockies are developing an AI system to improve the US supply of critical minerals. The system aims to make the supply more robust. The project involves using artificial intelligence to enhance the production and management of critical minerals.
A Booz Allen report warns that Chinese AI models may produce vulnerable code for US government users, raising concerns about potential security risks. The report specifically mentions AI models like DeepSeek and Qwen. This vulnerability could have significant implications for US national security.
Kevin O'Leary warns that China is winning the AI race because US states are slowing data center production, citing the importance of advanced cooling technology and national security concerns. He emphasizes the need for building data centers to compete with China in AI. This warning highlights the critical role of data centers in advancing AI capabilities.
US robotics firm Faraday Future has unveiled its first embodied AI robotics lineup, featuring humanoid and other robots with a new ecosystem for embodied intelligence. The robots are designed to interact with their environment in a more human-like way. This technology has potential applications in various fields, including defense and security.
The Unanet GAUGE report finds government contractors are navigating uncertain business environments, but top performers are investing in AI, operational maturity, and disciplined processes. These investments are driving strong growth and high win rates. The report highlights the importance of AI and operational discipline in the government contracting sector.
An Oklahoma Army National Guard Soldier developed an AI tool to process military awards, saving administrative staff thousands of hours of paperwork. This innovation allows staff to focus on supporting Soldiers and mission readiness. The tool is expected to transform how the state processes military awards.
The Pentagon utilized Musk's Grok AI to launch 2,000 missiles at Iran, according to reports from AFP and Le Monde. This incident marks a significant deployment of AI in military operations. The use of Grok AI in this context raises questions about the role of artificial intelligence in modern warfare.
US Marine Corps Maj. Nickolas Mohr, a graduate of the Naval Postgraduate School, is applying his master's degree in computer science to deliver AI-driven decision advantage to the 2nd Marine Logistics Group. His work represents a new approach to complex problem-solving. Mohr's efforts are focused on leveraging AI to enhance decision-making capabilities.
A Defense Health Agency team earned 2nd place at the Modern Day Marine Logistics AI Hackathon, turning an AI concept into a novel prototype. The event took place in Washington, D.C. from April 27-30.
The unrestrained development of unsafe AI systems is leading to significant risks, according to computer scientist Stuart Russell. The development of AI systems, including those by companies like Anthropic, poses intolerable risks if left unregulated. Russell warns that a major disaster may be needed to prompt regulation of cyber weapons of mass destruction.
Empower AI has secured a potential $255 million contract from the Defense Information Systems Agency to provide enterprise IT support for the Pentagon and National Capital Region. The five-year contract covers IT operations and is a recompete award. The company's win comes as the 2026 Army Summit prepares to examine the interconnected battlefield and AI.
France's domestic intelligence service is ditching Palantir's AI data tools in favor of a domestic provider, ChapsVision, to avoid strategic dependencies on US-controlled tools. The move is aimed at reducing reliance on foreign technology and promoting strategic independence in the digital sphere. This decision reflects France's efforts to develop its own AI capabilities and reduce dependence on external providers.
The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency is using AI to accelerate background checks, reducing the process from months to hours. An official from the agency stated that AI is being utilized to make minor decisions, which are then reviewed by humans. This innovation aims to enhance the efficiency of the clearance process.
The U.S. Army Reserve conducted Iron Forge, an exercise that challenged public affairs soldiers with AI-generated scenarios and a simulated online information environment. The exercise aimed to test soldiers' ability to support commanders through strategic communication and information analysis. The event was held at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst from June 8-11.
The Marine Corps is driving towards an AI-first force with 5 key initiatives, focusing on a data-centric future. Deputy Commandant Colin Crosby emphasized the service's commitment to this approach. The initiatives aim to leverage AI and data to enhance Marine Corps operations
Israel has purchased more Smart Shooter's AI-guided weapon stations, which use image processing to detect and track targets, allowing operators to stay behind cover. The system has been in service with the Israeli military for several years. The new purchase indicates continued interest in the technology.
Sweden and France have collaborated on an AI system that can learn to recognize enemy drones in combat without requiring extensive training data. The system aims to address challenges in collecting and transmitting sensitive footage from active operations. It can learn from limited data and adapt to different conditions, such as lighting and weather.
Trump officials met with Anthropic to discuss export bans on AI models, citing concerns over potential diversion to foreign military intelligence. The US government is enforcing unprecedented AI security measures. Anthropic employees and cyber leaders have expressed concern over the restrictions, urging the US to lift curbs on their security models.
The Pentagon's generative AI platform, GenAI.mil, has seen a significant increase in usage, with 1.5 million Defense Department workers now using it daily. This is a substantial jump from the 80,000 employees who used the platform when it launched in December. The rapid adoption of GenAI.mil suggests its potential to enhance various military operations and tasks.
Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot is reportedly approaching the autonomy needed for industrial deployment, showing signs of general intelligence for factory work. This development could have significant implications for various industries, including defense. Atlas is a humanoid robot designed for search and rescue applications, but its potential uses extend to other areas, such as manufacturing and logistics.
Fort Lee leaders held a workshop to discuss using artificial intelligence to improve installation operations. They explored AI applications in planning and data analysis, emphasizing the need for human oversight. The workshop resulted in initial AI pilot projects and a 24-month action plan.
The 'First AI War' is still a human struggle, according to Matthew J. Fecteau, highlighting the importance of human decision-making in AI-driven conflicts. The article discusses the role of AI in modern warfare and its limitations. As AI technology continues to evolve, its application in military operations is becoming increasingly significant.
Ukraine is utilizing AI-powered interceptors to neutralize Russian drones, leveraging autonomous technologies trained on vast amounts of wartime data. This approach showcases Ukraine's innovative use of technology in combat. The effectiveness of these interceptors highlights the strategic importance of AI in modern warfare.
France is creating a 'kill web' to enhance battlefield awareness, inspired by the Ukraine conflict. The system will be part of the Arcadia AI-powered command and control structure. This will leverage AI for improved decision-making on the battlefield.
Thales has launched an AI-powered After-Action Review (AAR) platform for the Gladiator trainer at Eurosatory 2026. The platform has already been trialled with unspecified armies and is now being showcased at the defence exhibition.
The White House has imposed export controls on Anthropic, a developer of advanced AI models, following tense calls between the company's CEO and administration officials. The move underscores the administration's concerns over the safety and security of AI technologies. Anthropic's senior staff is set to meet with White House officials to discuss the dispute.
Meta is donating smart glasses to blind veterans, which could help them with vision impairments.
Astra's CEO Chris Kemp discusses the company's focus on AI and its potential future.
Aerospace executives see AI as a necessary tool to help an overstretched industrial base, rather than a replacement for workers.
South Korea selects a site for its new AI defense robotics innovation cluster, securing $32 million in public investment through 2030.
The US Army has awarded a contract to Gallatin AI for contested logistics software, aiming to solve the problem of feeding, fueling, and arming a large force across long distances.
Tilebox announced infrastructure for verifiable AI workflows on Earth observation data, enabling teams to use agents through governed data and repeatable processes.
The US Army is shifting its focus to AI-driven cyber operations, leveraging the Gabriel Nimbus platform to collect and analyze data in real-time.
MWI discusses the importance of data centers in AI infrastructure and potential threats to them.
The Mission Command Center of Excellence deployed a training team to Puerto Rico to help the 166th Regional Support Group transition to the AI-enabled Maven Smart System.
The Pentagon is shifting its AI buying model to a cloud-based architecture, moving away from monolithic platforms.
SOCOM and SOFWERX are launching an initiative to support the development of computer vision models for unmanned systems, aiming to boost drones' capabilities.
The 10th Mountain Division's Data and Decision Dominance Team created a 5-day course, the Maven Basic Builder Course, to address a critical gap in training for the Army's Mavin Smart System.
The U.S. Marine Corps has placed a follow-on order for AI-powered rifle scopes from Israeli company Smart Shooter, worth up to $5.8 million. The scopes allow Marines to engage small drones with standard rifles.
U.S. military's nuclear and mobility forces use AI to generate more and better options for logistics and sustainment.
Defense teams can scale AI without increasing data risk by implementing scalable, layered data-at-rest protection.
Ukrainian AI interceptors are now downing Shahed drones autonomously, marking a significant development in Ukraine's defense capabilities.
The National Security Presidential Memorandum urges closer collaboration with AI companies and orders a revision of Biden-era guardrails on military AI.
The Joint AI Acquisition Repository is a practical tool that turns policy direction and structural reforms into action.
A token is a small piece of information that a large language model processes, and Tokenmaxx is a technique used in natural language processing.
Reps. Ro Khanna, Don Bacon, and Jim Himes join the show, along with a panel on AI featuring Chris Krebs and Ben Buchanan.
Shield AI's Hivemind AI completed its first autonomous multi-platform teaming flight in Oklahoma, combining its V-BAT unmanned aircraft with multiple Hornet drones from Destinus Defence.
The French Army will test its AI-powered battlefield command system, Berthier, in a June NATO exercise. Berthier is a large-language model developed for staff officers.
Pentagon chief technology officer Emil Michael emphasizes the importance of safeguarding AI models against exploitation, citing concerns over weaponization.
The article discusses how the Pentagon's AI edge is being eroded due to a lack of investment and focus on AI development.