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The Pentagon is already testing tomorrow's AI-powered swarm drones, ships - Vimarsana News

The Pentagon is already testing tomorrow's AI-powered swarm drones, ships

DOD pulled off unmanned amphibious landings, self-coding drones, and more just in the last year. What's next?

Pentagon says it created more hoops to jump through on AI weapons to calm fears it was 'building killer robots in the basement' - Vimarsana News

Pentagon says it created more hoops to jump through on AI weapons to calm fears it was 'building killer robots in the basement'

The Pentagon's new policy on artificial intelligence in weapons systems requires more people in the loop before anything gets made or fielded.

Source: yahoo.com
Fears Pentagon Was 'Building Killer Robots in the Basement' Brought Stricter AI Rules - Vimarsana News

Fears Pentagon Was 'Building Killer Robots in the Basement' Brought Stricter AI Rules

The Pentagon's new policy on artificial intelligence in weapons systems requires more people in the loop before anything gets made or fielded.

DOD's AI adoption efforts are starting to pay off, Pentagon official says - Vimarsana News

DOD's AI adoption efforts are starting to pay off, Pentagon official says

The Defense Department considers emerging technologies at “the center of how we think about planning for what the future of the military should look,” a...

County receives grants and helps Peabody meet one of theirs - Vimarsana News

County receives grants and helps Peabody meet one of theirs

Grants were the main topic of conversation in Monday's Marion County Board of Commissioners meeting. Marion County Health Department Director Krista Schneider told the board that the health department has been awarded a $76,507.92 Work Force Development Grant. Schneider explained that the gran