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Loon, the Google business that sought to provide Internet access to rural and remote areas using high-altitude balloons, is no longer a going concern,...
The Senate Armed Services Committee has advanced President Biden's nominee to lead the Air Force.The panel approved Frank Kendall to be Air Force secretary in a voice vote Thursday that also included six other Pentagon nominees, sending all seven to the Senate floor for approval.Kendall previously served in the Pentagon as its top weapons buyer during the Obama administration.In that job, Kendall had some harsh words for the F-35 fighter jet...
Overnight Defense: Air Force nominee threads needle on F-35's future | Senate panel advances historic Army secretary pick Ellen Mitchell © JIM WATSON/AFP via Getty Images Overnight Defense: Air Force nominee threads needle on F-35's future | Senate panel advances historic Army secretary pick Happy Tuesday and welcome to Overnight Defense. I'm Ellen Mitchell, and here's your nightly guide to the latest developments at the Pentagon, on Capitol Hill and beyond. CLICK HERE to subscribe to the newsletter. THE TOPLINE: President Biden's nominee to lead the Air Force on Tuesday wa...
“The Chinese realize that they cannot compete with our top 1% when it comes to AI. Their strategy is to use their talents to apply what we discover,” Mr. Louie said at a hearing on Friday. “That discovery capability lies in our ability to work not only in our universities and research labs, from individuals both from here domestically and from all over the world, but to share those ideas in the open and shared platform called open science. China is not an open society, it does not believe in open science. We do. Please don’t give up that advantage.”
Get Permission The U.S. is in danger of falling behind China and Russia in developing artificial intelligence technologies and countering cybersecurity threats that could develop as AI use becomes more widespread, according to a newly released report from the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence. The 750-page report offers more than 60 recommendations for how the U.S. could become the world leader in developing and deploying AI technologies as well as how to counter threats that leverage AI, including disinformation campaigns and cyberattacks by nation-states. The commissi...