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A new $200M fund could help COCOMs with AI adoption - Vimarsana News

A new $200M fund could help COCOMs with AI adoption

The funding aligns with the Defense Department’s AI efforts, notably the AI and Data Acceleration initiative announced last year by Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks.

JAIC developing first-of-its-kind 'integration layer' for AI algorithms - Breaking Defense Breaking Defense - Defense industry news, analysis and commentary - Vimarsana News

JAIC developing first-of-its-kind 'integration layer' for AI algorithms - Breaking Defense Breaking Defense - Defense industry news, analysis and commentary

"So if you don’t have an integration layer like that, then you have to go find all of the data sources yourself... This is something we don’t have yet in the department,” Lt. Gen. Michael Groen told Breaking Defense.

Pentagon's cybersecurity tests aren't realistic, tough enough: Report - Breaking Defense Breaking Defense - Defense industry news, analysis and commentary - Vimarsana News

Pentagon's cybersecurity tests aren't realistic, tough enough: Report - Breaking Defense Breaking Defense - Defense industry news, analysis and commentary

“Cybersecurity must be built into system design, and the human defender should be included early on in cyber defense engineering and programmatic priorities for both system usability and training,” according to the Pentagon's chief tester.

Pentagon dispatching data teams to COCOMS this year: Top data official - Vimarsana News

Pentagon dispatching data teams to COCOMS this year: Top data official

"It's getting that data talent into the combatant command, knowing that it's going to be there so that they can begin understanding what they have and what's within the art of the possible there," Dave Spirk, the Pentagon's chief data officer, said.