As a member of Seekr’s advisory board, Costa will help “address the critical need for commercial-grade AI solutions vetted for government use,” according to the company.
Costa served as the Space Force’s first-chief technology and innovation officer since 2021.
“There are all kinds of uses for AI and machine learning that we tackle, we’re just taking a little more cautious approach right now,” said Col. Zachary Warakomski.
The new strategy will standardize use of digital twins across the Space Force development pipeline, according to Lisa Costa.
Golden Defense Lisa Costa sits at the helm of the nascent Space Force’s Chief Technology and Innovation Office, where she is charged with developing strategies and policies to advance research, development, test and evaluation across the service and deploying cutting-edge digital technologies to keep the Space Force at an edge over adversaries. As the Defense […]
The Space Force wants $364.5 million from Congress over the next five years to support the enhancement of its Unified Data Library.
Top air and space IT officials want to bring processing power to the edge while on orbit.
