Anthropic said it wouldn’t back down in a dispute with the Defense Department over artificial intelligence guardrails, complicating efforts to reach a compromise ahead of a March 2 deadline.
Major construction projects for the National Nuclear Security Administration have seen cost overruns more than double since 2023, a report from a government watchdog found.
If the Pentagon carries out its threat to blacklist Anthropic’s Claude AI platform, it could be three months or even longer before the U.S. military regains access to such a powerful tool on its classified networks, according to multiple sources familiar with the fight between the Defense Department and the AI maker.
A senior Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee is attempting to halt the confirmation of Lt. Gen. Joshua Rudd, the Trump administration’s pick to lead the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command, citing concerns about the general’s qualifications and knowledge of constitutional safeguards on civil liberties.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un claimed his nuclear-armed country could “completely destroy” South Korea if its security were threatened, reiterating his refusal to engage with Seoul, state media said Thursday. However, he left the door open to dialogue with Washington as he concluded a ruling party congress outlining his policy goals for the next five years.
U.S. naval aviation equipped with long-range air-to-air missiles and a B-2 stealth bomber held an integrated maritime strike exercise off California, the Air Force announced Feb. 24.
With the U.S. Air Force now in the process of transitioning from the aging EC-130H Compass Call to the brand-new, bizjet-based EA-37B Compass Call, The War Zone caught up with top executives from the two co-primes on the electronic attack aircraft program.
‘Acoustic rainbows’ sound psychedelic. But the idea is no acid trip: By dispersing sound waves, noisy objects can actually be made silent. That’s why U.S. Special Operations Command is seeking acoustic rainbow emitters, or ARE, for its drones, according to a SOCOM Small Business Innovation Research solicitation.
The Air Force Research Laboratory is asking industry, investors, and academia to weigh in on how a national research network can be stood up and aid in efforts to accelerate dual-use technology development.
In April 1953, the U.S. Far East Air Forces launched Operation Moolah, a psychological operation with a straightforward offer. Any Communist pilot who flew a working MiG-15 to allied-controlled territory in South Korea would receive $100,000 and political asylum.
