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US Army drone operator using a handheld UAV controller during counter-drone testing operations.

AI Takes Larger Role in Pentagon’s New Counter-Drone Targeting Push

New Defense Innovation Unit effort links AI, sensors, and weapons to improve battlefield counter-drone response times.
US Marines in dress uniform standing in formation during a ceremonial event.

AI Training Now Required Across US Marine Corps

New mandatory coursework introduces Marines to generative AI, operational use cases, and digital readiness initiatives.
Gen. Timothy Haugh speaks before military personnel during a US CyberCom cyber intelligence summit at Fort Meade.

US CYBERCOM Eyes Massive 27x Expansion in AI Cyber Funding

The Pentagon’s cyber arm is expanding AI use across offensive, defensive, and intelligence-focused cyber missions.
Close-up image of a mosquito on human skin, representing malaria detection and mosquito-borne disease monitoring.

AI Mosquito Trap Designed to Flag Malaria Risks Wins US Army Innovation Challenge

The system identifies malaria-carrying mosquito species in under two minutes to support faster battlefield health risk assessments.

Palantir Poised to Step Into Ukraine’s Expanding AI War Network

Kyiv is accelerating AI integration across combat operations as drone warfare intensifies.
A US Air Force officer delivers a headquarters briefing during an Eleventh Air Force event.

Could AI Take Over Promotion Reviews? The US Air Force Is Testing Limits

New AI initiatives aim to improve personnel evaluations, talent assignments, and administrative efficiency across the force.
Shield AI and Thunder Tiger are integrating Hivemind autonomy software into uncrewed surface vessels for Taiwan maritime operations. Image: Shield AI

From Aerial to Maritime: Hivemind ‘AI Pilot’ Moves Into Taiwan’s Sea Drones

Taiwan is expanding AI-enabled maritime operations through autonomous vessel integration and live sea trials.
A US Navy F-35C launches from an aircraft carrier during flight operations.

US Navy Explores AI Visual Sensing to Predict Equipment Failures

New visual sensing technology aims to identify system failures before they disrupt naval operations.
Troops in formation at an icy environment. Photo: Canadian Armed Forces

Canada Tests AI to Handle Arctic Surveillance Overload

Inside CaMP Lab simulations, participants monitor virtual Arctic operations while AI-powered platforms flag risks, suggest actions, and filter critical information from background noise.

OpenAI Expands Into AI-Driven Cyber Warfare With ‘Daybreak’

AI-driven cyber defense tools are evolving beyond detection into automated security and secure software workflows.