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AI for C2 & ISR

Anduril Wins First NATO Contract for AI Air Command Platform

Anduril's renowned Lattice software. Photo: Anduril

NATO begins evaluating Anduril’s AI platform to modernize allied air command and data sharing.

Samantha Alexa
July 9, 2026

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Northrop Explores AI for Battlefield Command, Fire Control

Soldier using a digital command-and-control interface for Northrop Grumman's Integrated Battle Command System (IBCS).

Northrop Grumman is evaluating AI-powered automation to improve command decisions, sensor fusion, and threat response across its air defense systems.

Samantha Alexa
July 8, 2026

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AI for C2 & ISR

BlackSky Advances AI That Spots Targets, Assesses Strike Damage From Space

BlackSky's AI analyzes high-resolution satellite imagery to automatically identify vehicles, vessels, and other objects, helping military users accelerate target detection and intelligence analysis.

New US contracts expand automated satellite intelligence with AI-powered target recognition and battle damage assessment.

Samantha Alexa
July 8, 2026

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AI for C2 & ISR

New Zealand Joins US-Led Push for Shared AI Battlefield Command

Five Eyes representatives pose following a commitment to Project Arcadia. From left: Ross Ermel (Canada), Brigadier Esther Harrop (New Zealand), Kirsten Davies (United States), Charles Forte (United Kingdom), and Chris Crozier (Australia)

The initiative expands Five Eyes collaboration on AI-powered command networks, improving coalition interoperability and operational decision-making.

Samantha Alexa
July 6, 2026

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AI for C2 & ISR

UK General Says AI Tool Shrinks Military Planning From 72 Hours to One

A British Army soldier during a military exercise.

The UK military says its AI targeting platform is dramatically accelerating operational planning and increasing battlefield capacity.

Samantha Alexa
June 30, 2026

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AI for C2 & ISR

South Korea Expands Military AI Efforts Through Vantiq-MMAA C&C Partnership

Republic of Korea and U.S. soldiers participate in a joint military exercise. South Korea is expanding its defense AI capabilities through a new partnership focused on AI-enabled command-and-control, drone integration, logistics, and cyber resilience.

A new partnership between Vantiq and MMAA C&C aims to accelerate military AI adoption in South Korea.

Samantha Alexa
June 26, 2026

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EOS to Launch AI Command-and-Control Hub in France

MARSS' NiDAR command-and-control platform integrates sensor data and AI-driven analytics to support counter-drone operations. Image: MARSS

The Australian defense company is establishing a major European center in France to advance sovereign counter-drone, AI, and command-and-control capabilities.

Samantha Alexa
June 18, 2026

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Thales Launches ‘Gladiator’ AI Platform for Military Training Analysis

A soldier uses Thales' GLADIATOR Live Training system during a military exercise, providing real-time data collection and analysis to support performance assessment and After Action Reviews. Image: Thales

The Gladiator Training Data Analytics platform uses artificial intelligence to process exercise data, automate performance assessments, and deliver rapid operational insights for military trainers and commanders.

Samantha Alexa
June 17, 2026

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UK Forms Taskforce to Fast-Track AI on the Battlefield

Pictured: Regents Park Barracks played host to a demonstration of Project ASGARD, which is focused on transforming and speeding up how land forces make decisions via new software that exploits modern artificial intelligence / machine learning-based digital technologies. Asgard was showcased to international allies and industry partners in London. Participants were shown the capability in action, including its powerful impact on enemies. New British Army technology has been launched that will improve the accuracy of targeting enemies and reduce decision-making time for strikes. The Asgard digital system will help soldiers find and attack enemy targets from much greater distances. Following successful trials by British soldiers in Estonia, Asgard uses artificial intelligence and secure communications to help soldiers make faster decisions about targets, saving crucial time in combat. The system will make the Army ten times more lethal over the next ten years. It combines weapon systems, surveillance equipment, automated technology, digital connections and data analysis. Asgard forms part of the work to create a wider digital targeting web across the UK’s Armed Forces by 2027, backed by more than £1 billion in funding. It will better connect military weapons systems, allowing battlefield decisions for targeting enemy threats to be made and executed faster. The digital system will see the British Army leading the way in NATO in its use of technology to change how it fights, improving speed and accuracy.

London said RAID’s work will focus on intelligence analysis, electronic warfare awareness, predictive planning, and AI-enabled drone swarming capabilities.

Rojoef Manuel
June 16, 2026

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China Warns AI Could Become a Battlefield ‘Yes-Man’

Soldiers from the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) listen to a briefing in preparation for a search and extraction exchange during the 13th annual U.S.-China Disaster Management Exchange at Camp Rilea Armed Forces Training Center, November 17, 2017, in Warrenton, Ore. U.S. Army Pacific hosts the annual exchange with the PLA to foster mutual trust and understanding while sharing lessons learned to increase disaster response capabilities in the Pacific region. (Photo by Sgt. 1st Class April Davis, Oregon Military Department Public Affairs)

The issue occurs when AI models prioritize user alignment over factual accuracy, effectively trapping users in “information cocoons” where existing assumptions are reinforced and contradictory data is filtered out.