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Jan- 2023 -

27 January

ICBM Technical engineers from the Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center out of Hill Air Force Base, Utah, look over documents that will allow them to help the 90th Maintenance Group with any problems they come across, Dec. 7, 2021, at F.E Warren AFB, Wyoming. The technical engineering squadron at Hill AFB, Utah has an office located at F.E Warren AFB, Wyoming in order to provide the local maintenance squadron with the help they need to complete their day-to-day mission. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman Sarah Post)

Polysentry Receives US Air Force AI Data Management Contract

The US Air Force has awarded data solutions provider Polysentry a contract to develop an AI-powered information classification platform.

13 January

Air

Rojoef Manuel

General Atomics Trials AI-Driven Avenger Drone With Combat Missions

General Atomics has conducted a flight test to further validate the firm’s Collaborative Combat Aircraft system in El Mirage, California.

11 January

Americas

Joe Saballa

US, UK Jointly Develop AI Toolbox to Support Warfighters

The US and the UK have developed an artificial intelligence toolbox to support various warfighting missions.

10 January

Americas

Joe Saballa

US Navy Completes AI, Unmanned Systems Drill in Arabian Gulf

The US Navy has completed a three-day maritime exercise involving artificial intelligence and unmanned systems in the Arabian Gulf.

6 January

Air

Rojoef Manuel

US Air Force to Host AI-Based Airlift Competition

The US Air Force Research Laboratory has announced an airlift challenge competition to identify “advanced state-of-the-art planning algorithms” for airlift operations.

Dec- 2022 -

15 December

Technology

SM-3 Block 1B guided missile test at USS Lake Erie. Photo: Jessica Kosanovich/US Navy/MDA

Rojoef Manuel

C3 AI Secures Enterprise Solution Contracts for US Missile Defense Agency

The US Missile Defense Agency has awarded C3 AI three contracts to deliver artificially intelligent enterprise solutions.

8 December

Technology

Inder Singh Bisht

Raytheon to Develop AI, Gaming Air Attack Planning System

The US Air Force has awarded Raytheon $25 million to develop an interactive AI and gaming-based system that enables rapid evaluation of air attack options.

8 December

Americas