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From DARPA labs to black-box startups, this is the front line of military AI innovation.
South Korea Launches Homegrown Add+i AI for Defense Research
South Korea’s defense research agency has introduced a secure in-house AI platform to support classified work, with agentic capabilities already in development.
Naver and KAI to Build South Korea’s AI Backbone for Future Defense
The partnership aims to build a domestic AI foundation model for future military platforms, autonomous systems, and defense innovation.
US Military Health System Deploys AI Clinical Assistant to Ease Clinician Burnout
The Defense Health Agency expands its AI clinical assistant across military hospitals, reducing documentation burdens and improving patient care.
Virtuix Brings AI-Powered VR Training to US Air National Guard
The Air National Guard is exploring immersive simulation technology for more realistic defense training.
US Army Reservists Build AI Tools for Policing, Logistics, and Readiness
Army reservists created three AI-powered applications to automate operational tasks and demonstrated them during the service’s largest training exercise.
Finland and Estonia Forge AI Alliance for Future Warfare
The partnership will develop interoperable AI technologies for command, autonomous systems, and future allied military operations.
EdgeCortix Puts Edge AI to the Test Aboard US Air Force Aircraft
Flight testing advances an AI computing system built for real-time airborne battlefield inference.
Booz Allen, OpenAI Partner to Bring Frontier AI to Defense
The expanded collaboration aims to speed secure AI adoption by linking operational expertise with frontier model development.
Aurex Pushes AI Into Hypersonic Mission Planning and Battle Management
New AI platforms model hypersonic weapons, strike planning, and combat scenarios to improve mission preparation.
