Defense DOD’s ‘Virtual Soldier’ (VIDEO) By David Stegon June 3, 2012 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8xHLSF-hvE&feature=player_embedded A new video from the Department of Defense shows off the “Virtual Soldier” program that uses computer simulations to design future combat systems for the war fighter. Share Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Copy Link Advertisement Advertisement More Like This MPEs gain momentum for sharing information with allied partners By Scoop News Group State Department officials say they’re trying to set the tone globally on AI usage, as lawmakers question if it’s enough By Caroline Nihill Trump administration kicks off federal acquisition overhaul with new website By Billy Mitchell Advertisement Top Stories The White House is reviewing the nation’s biometrics operation By Rebecca Heilweil VA eyes AI to improve software license management By Billy Mitchell Billy Long wants IRS to take ‘clues from private sector’ on IT modernization By Matt Bracken White House OSTP director says DEI initiatives ‘degrade’ science amid federal funding cuts By Madison Alder GAO thwarts attempt by DOGE to set up a team within the watchdog By Matt Bracken Madison Alder GSA inks deal with Salesforce to lower price of Slack 90% for agencies By Billy Mitchell National Credit Union’s AI regulatory oversight is limited in guidance, authority, GAO finds By Matt Bracken Customs and Border Protection says AI model cards are ‘law enforcement privileged’ By Rebecca Heilweil Advertisement
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