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Helping publishers fight disinformation: As artificial intelligence is threatening authenticity and provenance, and resulting in issues like counterfeiting.

Here are a few highlights from the event, featuring Philip Chetwynd, Belén López Garrido, Deborah Turness, Henry Adjer and more.

Will AI-generated images accelerate the spread of misinformation?

Last week, 33 nations called for a global treaty restricting “lethal autonomous weapons.” But US officials warn that such a ban would be both premature and overly narrow, preferring broader but non-binding “best practices” guiding any military employment of AI.

The US Army’s Project Origin presented an autonomy demonstration at the recent Joint Multinational Readiness Center, in Germany, to emphasize the inherent dangers in robotic autonomous systems (RAS). The hope is to assist the military in planning how to combat this new battlefield technology. According to Project Origin’s Next Generation Combat Vehicle Cross-Functional Teamrobotic combat […]

The defining image of the year, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, is not the whole story of 2022. Here are some of the year’s most compelling photos from Stars and Stripes journalists, and the stories they helped tell.

The Army's Project Origin robots have already changed the battlefield in exercises, but the office running the program says they're just getting started.

For now, Western militaries remain reluctant to buy ground weapons that choose their own targets. But that may change.

Army Rolling Ahead with Ground Vehicle Modernization

A June exercise provided insight into how robots can speed up the pace of battle, and how the US Army, and its allies, needs to plan to defeat them.