Künstliche Intelligenz

Künstliche Intelligenz (KI) bezeichnet die Fähigkeit von Maschinen, Aufgaben auszuführen, für die normalerweise menschliche Intelligenz erforderlich ist, z. B. Muster zu erkennen, aus Erfahrungen zu lernen, Schlussfolgerungen zu ziehen, Vorhersagen zu treffen oder Maßnahmen zu ergreifen, sei es digital oder als intelligente Software hinter autonomen physischen Systemen.

Keeping up: The layered challenge of technology integration and refresh

According to Heappey, the maturation of quantum technologies would offer the potential to fully unlock [...]

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Inspection from the cloud (s): Drones, cloud enablement, and AI enhancing sustainment activites

The United States Air Force is experimenting with a new approach to aircraft inspection that [...]

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Experimentation key to technology adoption and building human-machine trust

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into more aspects of military and security operations, concerns [...]

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Skynet is here already . . . or not

The Royal Aeronautical Society’s (RAeS) held its Future Combat Air and Space Capabilities Summit in [...]

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Mastering the seabed: “deep dives” into armed uncrewed underwater combat vehicles

On 7 June French company Naval Group announced it was awarded a nine months contract [...]

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Hear me “meow”: US Air Force tests Angry Kitten EW system on Reaper UAS

Illustration: US Air Force/John McRell   In May 2023, the US Air Force successfully tested [...]

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A tough day at the office: sensitive company info leaked through ChatGPT

The Economist Korea reported on 30 March (article in Korean) that three employees of semiconductor [...]

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