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Sandia Labs trains AI to spot drones in time and space
With machine learning, it’s possible for a video-processing algorithm to learn the difference between drones and birds.
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To maintain tech edge, US seeks export controls on AI
Before the government can regulate artificial intelligence, it has to define it.
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Homeland Security reaches out to Pentagon for help with election cybersecurity
Integration started with 11 people this week.
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The Pentagon doesn’t know how much it is spending on AI
Auditing spending on artificial intelligence is a lot like auditing spending on software in general.
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Homeland Security got a thing and it’s called radar love
The Department of Homeland Security awarded a contract for miniaturized sensors that mimic the effects of phased-array radars and could let drones track drones.
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Interior trusts 3D Robotics drones. Could the Pentagon?
Another stateside commercial drone might be what the Pentagon needs to match the utility of insurgent quadcopters.
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Could drone scraps lead back to an enemy pilot?
Retracing drone flights from data left on surviving circuits could improve base security and counter-drone technologies.
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Malware may ‘hear’ your smartphone passcode one day
Trained software can detect sonar-like patterns and reduce the guesswork in unlocking an Android phone.
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Viasat wins contract for internet aboard Air Force One
The company will be responsible for maintaining satellite communications and broadband in aircraft carrying the president.
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Microsoft wants the government to regulate facial recognition technology
As technology companies face scrutiny over how their software is used, Microsoft calls for government regulation to set rules paths for recourse for facial recognition technology.
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Sandia Labs trains AI to spot drones in time and space
With machine learning, it’s possible for a video-processing algorithm to learn the difference between drones and birds.
-
To maintain tech edge, US seeks export controls on AI
Before the government can regulate artificial intelligence, it has to define it.
-
Homeland Security reaches out to Pentagon for help with election cybersecurity
Integration started with 11 people this week.
-
The Pentagon doesn’t know how much it is spending on AI
Auditing spending on artificial intelligence is a lot like auditing spending on software in general.
-
Homeland Security got a thing and it’s called radar love
The Department of Homeland Security awarded a contract for miniaturized sensors that mimic the effects of phased-array radars and could let drones track drones.
-
Interior trusts 3D Robotics drones. Could the Pentagon?
Another stateside commercial drone might be what the Pentagon needs to match the utility of insurgent quadcopters.
-
Could drone scraps lead back to an enemy pilot?
Retracing drone flights from data left on surviving circuits could improve base security and counter-drone technologies.
-
Malware may ‘hear’ your smartphone passcode one day
Trained software can detect sonar-like patterns and reduce the guesswork in unlocking an Android phone.
-
Viasat wins contract for internet aboard Air Force One
The company will be responsible for maintaining satellite communications and broadband in aircraft carrying the president.
-
Microsoft wants the government to regulate facial recognition technology
As technology companies face scrutiny over how their software is used, Microsoft calls for government regulation to set rules paths for recourse for facial recognition technology.
-
Sandia Labs trains AI to spot drones in time and space
With machine learning, it’s possible for a video-processing algorithm to learn the difference between drones and birds.
-
To maintain tech edge, US seeks export controls on AI
Before the government can regulate artificial intelligence, it has to define it.
-
Homeland Security reaches out to Pentagon for help with election cybersecurity
Integration started with 11 people this week.
-
The Pentagon doesn’t know how much it is spending on AI
Auditing spending on artificial intelligence is a lot like auditing spending on software in general.
-
Homeland Security got a thing and it’s called radar love
The Department of Homeland Security awarded a contract for miniaturized sensors that mimic the effects of phased-array radars and could let drones track drones.
-
Interior trusts 3D Robotics drones. Could the Pentagon?
Another stateside commercial drone might be what the Pentagon needs to match the utility of insurgent quadcopters.
-
Could drone scraps lead back to an enemy pilot?
Retracing drone flights from data left on surviving circuits could improve base security and counter-drone technologies.
-
Malware may ‘hear’ your smartphone passcode one day
Trained software can detect sonar-like patterns and reduce the guesswork in unlocking an Android phone.
-
Viasat wins contract for internet aboard Air Force One
The company will be responsible for maintaining satellite communications and broadband in aircraft carrying the president.
-
Microsoft wants the government to regulate facial recognition technology
As technology companies face scrutiny over how their software is used, Microsoft calls for government regulation to set rules paths for recourse for facial recognition technology.
