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29 September

SPECTR is an AI platform developed by Ukraine’s Defense AI Center A1 to analyse combat data and support military planning. Image: Ministry of Defence of Ukraine

Ukraine’s New AI Platform Spots Patterns and Predicts Enemy Moves

Ukraine is giving military planners a new AI tool that can sift through battlefield data, spot patterns, and assess what the enemy might do next.

25 September

Americas

US Air Force intelligence personnel work with multiple data sources at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia. Photo: Staff Sgt. Madeline Herzog/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

US Air Force Taps AI to Expose Hidden Foreign Ties in Supply Chains

The US Air Force has selected Finch AI to deliver an AI capability designed to uncover potential foreign influence and hidden relationships across the US industrial base and research institutions.

25 September

Europe

Saab’s Arexis electronic warfare sensor suite on a Eurofighter. Image: Saab

Samantha Alexa

Saab, NestAI Target More Adaptive Electronic Warfare With AI

As electronic warfare threats evolve, Saab is turning to adaptive AI from Finnish firm NestAI to help its systems learn and adjust after deployment.

25 September

Americas

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

A Low-Noise Drone With AI Ambitions Takes Shape in the US

US firm Eva Defense is advancing a low-noise autonomous drone designed for remote piloting and, in future versions, coordination with other aircraft through an AI-enabled platform.

24 September

Europe

Dassault Aviation’s Rafale fighter during flight testing as the company evaluates new artificial intelligence algorithms for future cockpit and combat-system upgrades. Image: Dassault

Samantha Alexa

New AI Algorithms Take Flight on Dassault’s Rafale Fighter Jet

Dassault Aviation has flight-tested two new AI algorithms aboard a Rafale fighter jet, bringing the technology closer to potential use in future cockpit and combat-system upgrades.

24 September

Americas

US Army soldiers participate in an M4 carbine and M249 Squad Automatic Weapon range at Fort Carson, Colorado, in April 2023. Photo: Staff Sgt. Herbert Roberson/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

US Army Brings AI Weapon Sensors Into Tactical Training

The US Army is looking to use AI to make battlefield training more measurable, capturing real-time data on how soldiers employ their weapons during live exercises.

23 September

Americas

Canadian Army soldiers conduct stability operations during Exercise MAPLE RESOLVE 19 in Wainwright, Alberta, on May 15, 2019. Photo: Department of National Defence

Samantha Alexa

Canada Commits $23.9M for Homegrown Military AI

Canada is investing 33.5 million Canadian dollars in a sovereign military artificial intelligence ecosystem aimed at turning Canadian technology into operational capabilities.

23 September

Americas

US Army personnel demonstrate new sensor technologies during a Sensor-to-Shooter exercise at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, on March 24, 2021. Photo: Pfc. Karleshia Gater/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

US Army Bets $2M on AI to Spot Anomalies in Sensor Data

The US Army is turning to artificial intelligence to make sense of mounting sensor data, awarding Unstructured a $2-million contract to develop tools that prepare sensor feeds for AI systems and spot anomalies across multiple sources.

22 September

Technology

Israeli soldiers coordinate during a field operation. Photo: IDF

Samantha Alexa

Israeli Military Launches Dedicated AI Branch to Drive Autonomous Warfare

Artificial intelligence is gaining a dedicated home within the Israeli military as the Israel Defense Forces brings AI, drones, robotics, and other autonomous capabilities under a single new branch.

22 September

Europe