As conflict in the Middle East intensifies, militaries are turning to a new kind of weapon — not a missile or drone, but AI.

President Trump’s historic dismantling of the Iranian regime is unfolding at blinding speed, showcasing the next generation of AI warfare. Far from replacing human judgment, the US military’s use of ...

The United States Department of Defense’s decision on February 27 to reject the artificial intelligence company Anthropic’s ethical red lines for AI for military use is a clear sign that the Pentagon ...

A new report raises serious concerns with how few guardrails there are for advanced weaponry, as the Department of Defense demands billions for these systems ...

Debate surrounding international regulatory efforts on autonomous weapon systems is at an impasse. Policymakers hashing out those rules are stuck on whether or not to hammer out a legally binding ...

A top Pentagon official says a fight with Anthropic centered on how the military could someday use artificial intelligence in autonomous weapons.

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Pentagon memo signals shift from AI caution to rapid military deployment. Accountability blurs as AI compresses decision-making in warfare. Global rules lag as major powers accelerate battlefield AI ...

Palmer Luckey is now the man leading a multi-billion-dollar company that is building autonomous weapons and AI tools for the military.

Within hours of the first U.S. and Israeli weapons exploding in Iran on Saturday morning, at least 153 people, many of them children, according to the BBC, died in an explosion at a girls’ school in ...

The company refused to grant the Department of Defense permission to use it for mass domestic surveillance or for fully autonomous weapons systems. Jon covers artificial intelligence. He previously ...