The tech industry has software tools that can pore over a thousand images per minute and identify objects with 99-percent accuracy. The Pentagon badly wants this technology, and sees it as essential to military combat capability as bombs and missiles. “How can I leverage the innovation happening in AI?” asked Gen. Stephen Wilson, vice chief... Continue Reading →

Hold the narrative about self-aware artificial intelligence wiping out the human race, at least for now. We’ve got more pressing issues. According to a study published last week, the United States is quickly falling behind other developed nations in preparing workers for a future driven by AI and automation. The Automation Readiness Index looks at 25 advanced... Continue Reading →