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France to increase investment in AI for future weapon systems - Vimarsana News

France to increase investment in AI for future weapon systems

The French government also plans to create an agency for defense innovation, which will be open to European cooperation.

NGCT deploy Future Soldier technology in Exercise Wessex Storm - Vimarsana News

NGCT deploy Future Soldier technology in Exercise Wessex Storm

Next Generation Combat Team techniques and strategies were tested during exercise Wessex Storm alongside Future Soldier technologies.

UK Human Machine Teaming programme reopens to new suppliers - Vimarsana News

UK Human Machine Teaming programme reopens to new suppliers

The UK Ministry of Defence's (MoD's) Human Machine Teaming (HMT) programme reopened to new suppliers on 22 May. The UK has reopened the HMT programme to new suppliers. Pictured is DefendTex D40 nUAS, which was involved in one of the framewor...

Source: janes.com
Czech Republic opts for small UAVs over MALE systems - Vimarsana News

Czech Republic opts for small UAVs over MALE systems

The Czech Republic has scrapped its decision to acquire medium-altitude long-endurance (MALE) unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in favour of smaller systems. The Czech Republic signed a contract in August 2022 for three Heron 1 MALE UAVs. Acco...

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"Evolving towards military innovation: AI and the Australian Army" by Alex Neads, Theo Farrell et al. - Vimarsana News

"Evolving towards military innovation: AI and the Australian Army" by Alex Neads, Theo Farrell et al.

Established theory views military innovation as extraordinarily difficult, resulting in painful if infrequent revolutionary transformations. This article presents a divergent view, in which military innovation occurs progressively in an evolutionary fashion. Drawing on New Institutionalism and the Sociology of Science and Technology, we explore processes of professional debate and consensus-building among military officers, which can lead to evolutionary innovation. Examining the future application of artificial intelligence to command-and-control in the Australian Army, we find that officer a...

Source: uow.edu.au