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"The growing imperative for AI-enabled naval systems to effectively counter evolving radio frequency threats has propelled cognitive electromagnetic warfare. At the forefront of this transformative landscape, the Airborne Electronic Attack Systems Program Office is pioneering groundbreaking developments." There is a massive technological shift taking place within the United States Department of Defense. And AI is one of the areas of strategic importance. By combining AI algorithms with sophisticated electronic warfare systems, unprecedented levels of adaptability, speed, and precision can be achieved in countering adversary threats across the spectrum. This integration of AI not only elevates the force's ability to maintain situational awareness in electronic warfare missions but also safeguards personnel. By connecting the warfighter with the best technology so they can see better, react faster, and respond smarter, we can help protect them in the line of duty. Interested in learning more? Follow us now for more content about AI, defense tech, and innovation #ai #military #intelligence #defensetech #electronicwarfare

It is interesting to read about how NATO addresses emerging and disruptive technologies (EDTs) to maintain its technological edge and how this correlates with the Norwegian Triaxial model ("Trekantmodellen 2.0"), a collaboration framework for innovation cooperation between the Norwegian Armed Forces, the Defence Research Establishment (FFI), and Civilian and Defence industry actors. Furthermore, it is not surprising to note that several of the alliance's priority technology areas align with the Norwegian defence industry's key competence areas, including C4I, BMS, Autonomous systems, AI, Missile technology, Naval and Underwater technology, Ammunition, and Space technology. Hence the Norwegian industry is well-positioned to support the alliance to maintain technological superiority and operational efficiency. Akkodis Data Respons Solutions is proud to be part of this "Military-Civilian collaboration ecosystem" #EDT #Innovation #Distruptivetechnology #Defencetechnology #C4I #AI #Underwatertechnology #Spacetechnology #Digitalization

WASHINGTON — The U.S. military needs to rapidly adopt artificial intelligence technology to aid in tracking targets, data analysis and managing complex missions, Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said Dec. 2 at the Reagan National Defense Forum. Speaking on a panel at the annual forum in Simi Valley, California, Kendall touted AI as an essential technology needed to strengthen U.S. national defense capabilities. “These technologies cannot be stopped,” he said. “It’s being embedded into all of our products, it is being used where it provides a competitive advantage, and the government needs to not get in the way of that.” The Air Force and the Space Force, Kendall added, need AI tools for data analysis, target recognition, sensor management and a whole host of tasks that currently overwhelm human operators. https://lnkd.in/ghbDk2Xr

The use of #AI-enabled tools will significantly enhance the operational efficiency of current and future intelligence capabilities. However, ensuring that these acquisition frameworks align with the DoD's vision for the future integration of AI for intelligence platforms and processes remains a significant challenge. Many IC, DoD, and Army organizations must balance the current needs of warfighters while modernizing the force for 2030 and beyond. Fortunately, leaders like Craig Martell, DoD Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office, are working hard to meet both needs.   The Army ISR Task Force is also working towards fulfilling the capabilities necessary to #FightTonight. We aim to equip the intelligence foundation, aerial, and terrestrial layers with the tools to compete in the future, both below and above the threshold of kinetic conflict. ⚔🏆 https://lnkd.in/gprCksUq

"Speaking on a panel at the annual forum in Simi Valley, California, Kendall touted AI as an essential technology needed to strengthen U.S. national defense capabilities." #elaranova #spaceindustry #defenseindustry #AI #artificialintelligence #emergingtech #emergingtechnologies #defense #defenseinnovation #nationalsecurity #nationaldefense

United States Air Force launches NIPRGPT: Published June 10, 2024 Secretary of the Air Force Public Affairs ARLINGTON, Va. (AFNS) -- As part of its ongoing modernization efforts, the Department of the Air Force chief information officer, in partnership with the Air Force Research Laboratory, is accelerating initiatives to provide Guardians, Airmen, civilian employees, and contractors the ability to responsibly experiment with Generative AI, with adequate safeguards in place #johnmoody #usairforce. #NIPRGPT #moodyactivedenialspacesyatems #AI #Artificialintelligence #Advancedapplications #GenerativeAI

Did you hear the news? The Department of the Air Force Chief Information Officer in partnership with the Air Force Research Laboratory officially launched NIPRGPT! This opens up the opportunity to experiment, learn, and provide feedback that can help future investments... “Technology is learned by doing,” Chandra Donelson, the DAF’s acting chief data and artificial intelligence officer, said in a statement. “As our warfighters, who are closest to the problems, are learning the technology, we are leveraging their insights to inform future policy, acquisition and investment decisions." Have you used it yet? What are your thoughts? Full Article: https://lnkd.in/gris2-xc NIPRGPT: https://niprgpt.mil/

Wait until you see what we have in store Joe Howard Single Source Language models—allowing AI technology to access CLEAN data regarding ALL assets within the ARMY. The best way to inform, predict, and resolve will be proven through deduplication, normalization, and correlation. Unified location of Asset data. Great post and timely.

AI is reshaping all aspects of our lives including the way we fight wars. Our warfighters are consistently innovating and find new uses for emergent AI technologies. As they do so securing that data, and monitoring how it’s being accessed and used is critical. More so is the ability to monitor the AI and limit its access to the data it needs without ceating unnecessary risk.

The immense amount of data at our fingertips presents both an opportunity and a challenge. Within the Naval Aviation Enterprise, technological advancements have given rise to sensors and information collection systems that produce an unprecedented volume of data. https://lnkd.in/eyca_GgK