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AI Model Completes Full Cyber Kill Chain in Booz Allen Test

Booz Allen tested 18 US and Chinese AI models as autonomous attackers against a production-grade enterprise network, assessing what they could actually accomplish in realistic scenarios.

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Israeli Tech Gives Drones a Way to Confirm What They See at 1 Kilometer

Israeli firm Sodyo is tackling a key hurdle in autonomous identification: enabling drones not only to see objects, but also to determine exactly what they are on the battlefield.

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REGENT’s Electric ‘Flying Boat’ Achieves ‘World’s First’ Crewed Flight

REGENT has flown its Viceroy Seaglider prototype with people on board for the first time, marking what the company described as the “world’s first” crewed flight of a “flying boat.”

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India Advances Homegrown Drone Swarm System for Coordinated Strikes

Indian startup Armanetics has developed ARMANET, a mission control platform designed to coordinate multiple quadcopter unmanned aerial vehicles as a single swarm.

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GE Aerospace Takes New Approach to Hypersonic Testing With Liquid-Fueled Platform

A liquid-fueled platform is at the center of GE Aerospace’s new approach to testing emerging hypersonic technologies with greater control and precision.

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China’s AI Attack Chain Trails Foreign Models, Researchers Find

China wants to turn AI into an offensive battlefield tool, but Chinese military researchers say the People’s Liberation Army still has a long way to go.

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Japan Puts AI at the Center of Record $55.6B Defense Push

Japan is seeking a record $55.6-billion defense budget for fiscal 2027, with AI, unmanned systems, and long-range weapons at the center of its military buildup.

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US Air Force Wants AI to Find, Follow, and Fight Hostile Emitters

The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center has awarded Perceptronics Solutions and Pacific Defense a contract to advance AI and machine learning for airborne electronic warfare systems.

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AEVEX, Divergent Pair Up on New 3D-Printed Autonomous Drone

US firms AEVEX and Divergent Technologies are teaming up to develop a next-generation autonomous drone designed to move from concept to production faster.

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Israeli Firm Gives Rifles a Smarter Trigger for Shooting Down Drones

A new fire-control system from Israel Weapon Industries is designed to improve rifle accuracy against small, fast-moving unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).

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