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Angelo State University hosted more than 5 hundred Junior ROTC cadets from local and area high schools, as wel...
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Angelo State University hosted more than 5 hundred Junior ROTC cadets from local and area high schools, as wel...
US airmen have shown they can drop missiles from cargo planes and hit a target. Now they're looking for other things to do it with.
A commander in the Air Force’s Global Strike Command, which is responsible for supporting nuclear deterrence and carrying out worldwide U.S. strike operations, has been removed from his position after only a few weeks in the job.
“We're still hopeful of having first flight this year,” Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said. “If I were to say it will, I would be making a very specific prediction, and I never do that about an acquisition program for something that hasn't happened yet.”
Many companies using artificial intelligence are focused on applications in writing and communications, but a Pasadena-based company is using AI technology to help clients quickly analyze complex data, and it’s starting to prove itself interesting to clients, from small businesses all the way up to the Department of Defense.Virtualitics Inc. is focused on using AI to analyze millions of items of tabular data, with AI-generated visualizations of data relationships and written explanations of the insights it finds. Its platform can process and explore datasets to pull out relationships in inf...