AI in Defense & Government
Military AI, public sector, smart cities and surveillance
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Starlink Restrictions Leave Ukraine Facing Battlefield and Intelligence Gaps
Ukraine’s frontline operations have been disrupted by unexpected restrictions on Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite internet systems, leaving military units with…
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AI Moves Into City Hall With $50 Million and Bigger Ambitions
Cities are becoming AI’s next proving ground. The Rockefeller Foundation and OpenAI Foundation launched Cities Deliver: AI Solutions for Public…
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Raven Turns Interior Photos Into Property-Finding Clues
A single interior photo can now point law enforcement toward a specific property. Raven, an AI tool from Graylark Technologies,…
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Palantir’s NHS Expansion Puts Public Procurement Under Pressure
Tom Watson has entered one of Britain’s fiercest technology and procurement battles with a warning aimed at his former political…
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America’s New Super Intelligence Force Sets a Bold AI Agenda
A new federal effort now puts “Super Intelligence” at the center of America’s technology agenda. On October 4, 2026, Donald…
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Trump Builds a Federal Command Center for Super Intelligence
Washington has a new AI command structure. President Donald Trump announced the formation of a Super Intelligence Force, placing national…
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Facebook’s AI War Footage Turns Stolen Valor Into Viral Propaganda
Facebook is hosting fake war footage. Accounts are using AI-generated videos to create military scenes, spread propaganda, and commit stolen…
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When a Chatbot Nearly Turned Bad Intelligence Into War
A chatbot-generated intelligence report nearly pushed the US and China toward war. The report claimed that a Chinese ship was…
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AI Redactions Are Coming to Government Records, With Benefits and Risks
The US government plans to use artificial intelligence to help redact documents connected to FOIA requests, with the Department of…
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Appeals Court Keeps Anthropic on the Pentagon’s Risk List
Anthropic lost its appeal. A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., upheld the Pentagon’s designation of the company as a…
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