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Air Force Accelerates Next-Gen Engine Integration by 2030

The Air Force is gearing up to integrate its Next Gen Engine into aircraft by 2030, according to John Sneden, chief of the Air Force's propulsion directorate. This milestone marks a significant acceleration of the Next Generation Adaptive Propulsion program after years of delay.

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Researcher stands in lab with prototype device showcasing Fourier pixel technology.

Researchers Develop Dual-Function Pixel That Senses and Displays

Imagine a screen that can see and show you more than just images - Swiss researchers have just made that a reality with the development of a dual-function pixel that can sense and display simultaneously. This innovative Fourier pixel can generate and sense arbitrary light fields, opening doors to a new world of interactive technology.

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Government personnel gather around a large screen displaying an abstract AI data visualization in a brightly-lit conference…

Pentagon's GenAI.mil Platform Expands with New Models, Higher Classification Levels

The Pentagon's GenAI.mil platform is blowing up, with a whopping 1.7 million users and over 100,000 custom agents created - and it's only getting bigger with new models and higher classification levels on the way. This generative AI marketplace is revolutionizing the Department of Defense's approach to innovation, with top vendors like SpaceX, OpenAI, and Google already on board.

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Air Force Awards Contracts for Drone Wingmen to Anduril, General Atomics

The Air Force has taken a major leap forward in drone technology, awarding production contracts to Anduril and General Atomics for its first collaborative combat aircraft, also known as drone wingmen. This move enables the rapid deployment of semi-autonomous systems to stay ahead of emerging threats.

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US Government Exposes 3,611 AI Use Cases Amid Transparency Concerns

The US government has just shed light on 3,611 AI projects in a surprise move, revealing a 70% surge in active or planned initiatives compared to the previous administration. But with sparse details, many questions remain unanswered about the goals, risks, and safeguards behind these ambitious AI endeavors.

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F/A-18F Super Hornet fighter jet with AIM-260 missile mounted on fuselage at Eglin Air Force Base.

US Military Unveils AIM-260 Advanced Air-To-Air Missile

Meet the AIM-260, the US military's latest game-changing missile, now a reality after a photographer snapped pics of it on a Super Hornet at Eglin Air Force Base. The highly anticipated Joint Advanced Tactical Missile was seen on an F/A-18F fighter jet, marking a major milestone in its development.

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Pentagon Rapidly Deploys 100,000 Custom AI Agents

The Pentagon has made a groundbreaking leap with its custom AI agents, deploying an astonishing 100,000+ agents in record time and racking up over 1.1 million user sessions. This explosive adoption has seen an average of 180,000 sessions per week, showcasing the military's eagerness to harness the power of AI.

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Futuristic tiltrotor aircraft soars against ominous sky, leaving broken vintage rotor blade in foreground.

Army Revives Cheyenne Name for Advanced MV-75 Tiltrotor Program

The Army is reviving the storied Cheyenne name for its cutting-edge MV-75 tiltrotor program, dubbed Cheyenne II, in a bold move that signals a fresh leap in capability. This new chapter for the Cheyenne II program comes decades after its predecessor, a pioneering attack helicopter, earned a reputation for innovation, albeit not success.

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