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"That's where this is going,” Maj. Gen. Robert Kinney said. The post DIA’s artificial intelligence chief envisions ‘agent-to-agents’ interactions that support military operations appeared first on DefenseScoop .
The new guidance has sparked more questions than Defense Department officials would answer this week. The post Pentagon’s nascent BOND program informed Feinberg’s new ‘Funding Palantir’ memo appeared first on DefenseScoop .
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Science and Technology Joseph Jewell briefed DefenseScoop on the DOD’s new structure to enable innovation. The post Pentagon’s S&T boss touts early benefits of re-org, including ‘virtuous cycles of collaboration’ appeared first on DefenseScoop .
The Pentagon is standing up its ninth Manufacturing Innovation Institute in North Carolina. The post New DOD innovation hub will confront ‘unacceptable vulnerabilities’ in production of military fabrics appeared first on DefenseScoop .
Sources familiar with the deal expressed unease about the government’s handling of this significant procurement decision. The post War Data Platform integration plans under scrutiny as DOD hustles to weaponize AI appeared first on DefenseScoop .
The convergence of commercial satellite imagery, resilient communications, SAR space platforms, and AI-enabled analysis demonstrates a fundamental shift in military space power that the United States should work to harness. The post The commercial satellite revolution is changing warfare — here’s how America can stay ahead appeared first on DefenseScoop .
A Marine Corps spokesperson said there are no rank requirements to participate in the hackathon and that judges will be a mix of military, government civilian and industry leadership. The post Marine Corps will hold AI ‘hackathon’ to prototype tools for training, education appeared first on DefenseScoop .
The review of the potential relocation of personnel comes as the Navy is creating a new role to oversee the RAS portfolio. The post Navy considers relocating robotic and autonomous systems staff amid broader portfolio restructuring appeared first on DefenseScoop .
The company's signature agentic AI product offering is officially approved compliant to operate at DOD Impact Level 5. The post Salesforce previews plans to deliver newly authorized ‘AI agents’ across DOD appeared first on DefenseScoop .
The new contracts build off the $4.16 billion award given to SpaceX in May, which tasked the company to develop an initial satellite constellation for the SB-AMTI program. The post Space Force awards $615M in deals for second batch of aircraft-tracking satellites appeared first on DefenseScoop .
Officials want to expand the surveillance of communications made by individuals incarcerated in the Military Correctional Complex. The post Pentagon exploring AI to monitor military inmates’ phone calls appeared first on DefenseScoop .
John Cremins was appointed to serve as the deputy under secretary of the Navy for intelligence and security. The post Acting SECNAV Hung Cao taps former Navy SEAL-turned-defense exec to lead I&S appeared first on DefenseScoop .
The initiative is intended to modernize and consolidate IT and data architectures at the Naval Surface Warfare Center Corona Division. The post Navy using LETHALITY Consortium to advance network consolidation initiative appeared first on DefenseScoop .
“Our Acuity ISR/Strike software brings collaborative autonomy to Mayhem 10, rapidly delivering next-generation capabilities through platform-agnostic software with operator oversight,” said Jason Brown, general manager of Applied Intuition. The post AV and Applied Intuition team up to bring collaborative autonomy to new Mayhem 10 drone appeared first on DefenseScoop .
Task Force Talon Synapse is slated to soon be fully operational, but some observers question its ultimate value. The post U.S. military forms first bilateral AI task force with United Arab Emirates appeared first on DefenseScoop .
The Defense Department’s Office of Inspector General warned that manning the IUSS has proven to be an "enduring challenge" for the Navy. The post Redacted watchdog report spotlights Navy staffing strains impacting undersea surveillance appeared first on DefenseScoop .
Two senior officials discussed the Defense Innovation Unit's plan to equip American forces with the right and best weapons, faster than ever before. The post DIU’s first active-duty military deputy wants to help U.S. forces meet future fights ‘with swagger’ appeared first on DefenseScoop .
The president issued an EO this week on “Securing America’s Defense Supply Chains and Ensuring Domestic Acquisition of Critical Materials." The post Trump authorizes use of AI for defense supply chain mapping appeared first on DefenseScoop .
The next leap in lethality will depend less on advanced weapons alone and more on software-driven munitions that can adapt, scale and earn commanders’ trust. The post How adaptive weapons and trusted autonomy are reshaping the future of fires appeared first on DefenseScoop .
The Mission Robotic Vehicle will attach life-extending orbital "jetpacks" to sustain three commercial satellites years after they run out of fuel. The post Northrop Grumman launches in-space servicing satellites for life-extension missions appeared first on DefenseScoop .
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