Tommy Marquez, RCDefense
Author: Michael
T. Greentree & C.
Austin Coombs, Modern War Institute
U.S. adversaries are weaponizing artificial intelligence to unleash a new wave of psychological warfare.
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Europe’s only nuclear powers have a lot in common. France and the United Kingdom have both been contributors to NATO’s nuclear deterrence posture since the Ottawa Communique of 1974. Despite France not having joined the alliance’s Nuclear Planning Group, these two countries have grown to become key partners with important dialogues and technical consultations on nuclear issues. Indeed, bilateral Anglo-French nuclear cooperation has continued apace despite the political and diplomatic vicissitudes between them.
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Top U.S. defense officials met with their closest South Korean counterparts on Wednesday at the Pentagon, where they pledged to deepen their militaries’ joint technology pursuits in new ways and discussed options for countering North Korea’s recent deployment of thousands of soldiers to support Russia.
The engagement marked the 56th U.S.-Republic of Korea Security Consultative Meeting.
An AI tool developed to help defend Defense Department networks has been effective during its pilot phase and it may be expanded in the future, according to a senior U.S. Cyber Command official.
The capability, known as Panoptic Junction, is part of an effort undertaken by Army Cyber Command, a service component command of Cybercom.
“ARCYBER is piloting an AI, machine learning platform that will enable scalable, continuous security monitoring of networks and platforms.
More than 5,600 people with previously disqualifying medical conditions have been allowed to enlist in the military without having to get a waiver under a pilot program, a defense official said.
The Medical Accession Records Pilot, or MARP, is meant to “address the changing health landscape,” said Lin H. St. Clair, the Pentagon’s deputy director of accessions policy.
“MARP is a procedural change to medical accession standards and not a change to the underlying medical accessions regulation,” St. Clair told Task & Purpose.