New White House directive prods DOD, intelligence agencies to move faster adopting AI capabilities
President Biden issued a new national security memorandum on AI on Thursday with direct implications for the DOD and intelligence community.
President Biden issued a new national security memorandum on AI on Thursday with direct implications for the DOD and intelligence community.
The Pentagon plans to move MHS GENESIS to the cloud and award Leidos a large sole source contract to continue work as an integrator on the program.
With connectivity expected to be limited in future conflicts, U.S. troops must learn to operate without persistent communications and data.
The new initiative, dubbed #CalibrateAI, is intended to support a broader push toward the service’s adoption of generative artificial intelligence capabilities.
Service officials talked to DefenseScoop about how they expect their efforts to unfold.
The Army’s organization responsible for outfitting units with network equipment underwent a name change and redesignation.
The spy agency is modernizing with it Machine-assisted Analytic Rapid-repository System, a cloud-based capability that uses AI.
The Air Force is now looking to scale the CBC2 capability from a tactical level up to an operational level.
“We still have applications that run on mainframes that are critical to day-to-day operations, and the people who wrote those are dead,” the chief of cloud services at DISA said.
Les Call, director of the DOD’s Zero Trust Portfolio Management Office, provided an update on his team’s unfolding pursuits.