We're going to be doing this forever,” security pros say, describing a race to find and patch holes in the AI era.
The U.S. military’s fleet of V-22 Ospreys won’t be able to fly without restrictions until 2026—about a year later than originally planned—as officials work to upgrade flawed gearboxes that have caused ...
How does urban warfare in Ukraine, where the adversaries are relatively balanced nation-states, differ from recent Fallujah- or Mosul-type battles between states and non-state armed groups? It is ...
Commercial autonomy companies are solving complex navigation challenges across industries such as warehousing, construction, ...
The federal government’s coverage for 22.1 million people hoovered up in the 2015 China-linked breaches is scheduled to end ...
DAYTON, Ohio— The ongoing war in Iran has pushed Air Force officials to prioritize battlespace awareness upgrades on the ...
What if the U.S. were ahead of China in hypersonic weapons development? Welcome to the latest Fictional Intelligence.
Maybe it was just me, but there seemed to be more handshake deals between companies than airplane buys—military and ...
Three Claude models were inadvertently given access to the internet during security evaluations, and each model took a ...
Two years ago, the Army changed its mind about buying a new attack helicopter. Now, one of the finalists in that canceled ...
The nation’s largest military shipbuilder sees maritime drones producing “modest” revenue now, but expects that to grow as ...
DAYTON, Ohio— Up to six designs could be brought to the prototyping phase of the second round of the Air Force’s ...
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