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Military personnel in uniform discuss around a table with a laptop, in a briefing room with daylight from tall windows.

Research Reveals Limits of AI in Military Decision-Making

In a groundbreaking study, 2,015 Israeli military personnel put an AI decision-support system to the test, revealing the surprising limits of AI in military decision-making. This eye-opening experiment simulated real-world combat scenarios to see how humans respond to AI recommendations.

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Futuristic lab setting with conceptual hypersonic vehicle model on pedestal.

DARPA Pursues Radical Concepts for Next-Gen Hypersonic Cruise Missile

DARPA is seeking game-changing ideas for a next-gen hypersonic cruise missile that can deliver a revolutionary leap in range, speed, and altitude, enabling the US to swiftly strike advanced threats in highly contested environments. The goal is to move beyond incremental gains and create a missile that can be produced affordably and at high rates.

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Chinese Hackers Infiltrate Defense Research with Custom Malware

Chinese hackers have launched a stealthy attack on defense research using custom malware, embedding it into upgrade workflows so it survives even when vulnerabilities are patched. This allows the malware to re-infect new versions, making it a persistent and concerning threat.

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