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Finnish deep tech company Kelluu has raised €15 million in Series A funding led by the NATO Innovation Fund to expand its autonomous airship fleet and build a persistent aerial intelligence layer for Europe.
This article explains how AI and machine learning enable autonomous hypersonic flight, focusing on reinforcement learning, fault tolerance, and adaptive control systems. It explores the technical challenges and strategic implications of building autonomous hypersonic vehicles.
Shield AI has raised $2 billion in funding, valuing the company at $12.7 billion, as it looks to scale its autonomous Hivemind pilot system and acquire simulation technology.
Project Maven, once met with skepticism at the Pentagon, has evolved into a crucial component of military AI strategy, demonstrating the military's growing acceptance of artificial intelligence in defense operations.
Air defense startup Egide has raised €8 million to address Europe's critical airspace protection gap, amid growing security concerns since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Learn what a single enterprise contract means in government defense tech, how it works, and why it matters for national security. This concept helps streamline large technology purchases for the military.
Ukraine is sharing battlefield data with allies to train AI models for autonomous drones, marking a significant step in AI-assisted warfare and international defense collaboration.
This explainer article explains how government contracting works with AI startups, using the recent Anthropic controversy as a case study to show the risks and considerations for companies working with federal agencies.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is back at the negotiating table with the Department of Defense in an attempt to salvage the company's relationship with the US military after a major blowup.
The Pentagon has designated Anthropic as a supply-chain risk, signaling growing concerns about AI provider vulnerabilities. This move reflects broader efforts to diversify and secure the U.S. defense AI supply chain.
Anthropic faces a Pentagon deadline to loosen AI guardrails amid escalating tensions over government oversight of defense technology. The dispute raises critical questions about government leverage, vendor dependence, and investor confidence in defense AI.
Anthropic's decision to exclude its AI from military applications may cost the company a major defense contract, highlighting the tension between ethical AI development and commercial interests.
