It's envisioned to serve as the Pentagon's "digital environment of post-competition, readily awardable, technology solutions."

FedScoop has new details on the CDAO’s in-the-works efforts to modernize methods for buying AI.

Through Hack U.S., the Pentagon is offering cash rewards for exposures of digital weaknesses.

FedScoop has new details on how the Defense Department is coordinating and merging its disparate AI governing forums.

This new pathway makes DOD’s responsible AI policy tractable for implementation, according to its second in command.

DOD officials will be focusing on outdated review processes and accounting for new artificial intelligence initiatives.

National security officials reflected on how recent global challenges are driving innovation, and new approaches to data.

The Deputy Secretary of Defense encouraged flexibility when considering the evolution of its AI and digital pursuits.

Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks wants the Pentagon's new AI office to show major progress within the next year.

The Pentagon needs to test and evaluate new AI-enabled systems to make sure they’re up to snuff before they end up in the hands of troops.