Combat operations and cooperation with allied forces may be hindered by the U.S. government’s penchant for overclassifying information, a study by a nonpartisan research group has found.

The US Department of Defence on Friday signed agreements with several of the country’s largest artificial intelligence companies to bring advanced AI systems into classified military networks. With ...

Last June, the Department of Defense released a long-awaited and much-hyped document called “Preliminary Assessment: Unidentified Aerial Phenomena,” detailing the government’s knowledge of UFOs and ...

(Original Caption) 1968-Washington, DC: Exterior aerial view of the Pentagon. The person behind the leak of highly classified documents that found their way to Discord chat servers before spreading on ...

March 26 (UPI) --The Atlantic published a social media conversation Wednesday in which U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth allegedly included classified information in regard to upcoming military ...

OpenAI said late Friday night it reached an agreement with the U.S. Department of Defense to deploy its large language models onto military classified networks. See Also: Compliance Team Guide for ...

The DoD is partnering with major tech companies to deploy AI within highly classified environments, requiring secure, trusted hardware solutions. Edge AI processing is increasingly vital for real-time ...