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Ukraine A Living Lab for AI Warfare

Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, much debate has centered on whether the conflict represents conventional warfare or some revolutionary type of contest.

JUST IN: Pentagon's Joint AI Center Director Urges Faster Adoption of Technology

The Defense Department needs to start implementing artificial intelligence technologies that exist now to keep pace with great power competitors such as China, the director of the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center said March 23.

JUST IN: Mumbai Incident Spotlights China's Cyber Capabilities

Following cyberattacks targeting India’s power grid that have been widely attributed to China, a former Cyber Command leader said Beijing has been emboldened in the domain.

CNO Richardson Addresses Suspected Chinese Cybersecurity Breach

The Defense Department is assessing the damage caused by a suspected Chinese breach into a Navy contractor’s network that may have exposed reams of sensitive data, officials said June 14.

Rules of Cyber War Baffle U.S. Government Agencies

Current and future actions by governments around the world in response to attacks on their computer systems are being watched closely by experts and policy makers. In the United States, particularly, these developments will become part of what could be a national policy for fighting the so-called cyber wars.