Electrification and Sustainability Air Force Examining Modernization of Early Warning Radars The U.S. Air Force is examining the modernization of its system of early warning radars and airborne command and control assets in Alaska. “It’s time…
AI & Autonomy US Air Force Considering Possible Autonomous, Stealth Attributes for Future Tanker The U.S. Air Force continues to study what attributes its future KC-Z tanker should have, as the service tries to resolve six Category 1 deficiencies…
AI & Autonomy Palantir Forecasts Major Increase in Its Share of DoD, Other Federal Software Business Denver-based Palantir Technologies, Inc. forecasts a major increase in the company’s share of DoD, intelligence community, and other federal software business, as the company seeks to…
AI & Autonomy Policy Discussions on Ethical and Responsible Use of Autonomous Weapons Likely As the U.S. Army recruits the other military services to participate in next year's Project Convergence exercise to showcase significantly contracted sensor-to-shooter timelines through artificial…
Business & GA FAA Privacy ICAO Program Gains Foothold, But Extent Limited Thus Far Last November, New Hampshire-based Private Jet Services (PGS) Group warned that aviation hobbyists, crowdsourced websites, and hackers were intercepting flight data using private Automatic Dependent…
Editor's Note DARPA to Re-Use Air-to-Air Combat Trial Algorithms for ISR, EW The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) plans to re-use algorithms employed in the recent AlphaDogfightTrial (ADT) for research on artificial intelligence-enabled intelligence, surveillance, and…