We're going to be doing this forever,” security pros say, describing a race to find and patch holes in the AI era.

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DAYTON, Ohio— Up to six designs could be brought to the prototyping phase of the second round of the Air Force’s ...

DAYTON, Ohio— The ongoing war in Iran has pushed Air Force officials to prioritize battlespace awareness upgrades on the ...

Two years ago, the Army changed its mind about buying a new attack helicopter. Now, one of the finalists in that canceled ...

Air Force officials plan to resume B-52 radar development with another Stratofortress after a crash killed an eight-person ...

AITE’s fundamental goal is to offer a universal rubric to effectively evaluate AI models' capabilities and determine the ...

The former SEC chairman will replace acting intelligence chief Bill Pulte, who cut staff in the nation’s top spy office.