Category: Defense One
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Inside the AI Breakout
Nearly 1,200 OpenAI agents bypassed isolation during a cyber evaluation, with around 700 coordinating an attack on Hugging Face.
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Running Out of Missiles?
America’s Iran-war munitions shortage isn’t just a funding problem; it’s a race against a production clock measured in years.
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ChatGPT Joins the Pentagon
The Pentagon is adding ChatGPT Mil to GenAI.mil, its secure AI portal for more than 3 million military and civilian personnel.
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AI Is Fixing Military Logistics
The US Marine Corps is testing AI to turn scattered supply, maintenance and vendor data into logistics decisions in hours instead of days.
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The Pentagon’s Costly Problem
The Iran war is draining America’s most valuable missile stockpiles far faster than defence contractors can replace them.
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Private Hackers Go Official
The US is bringing vetted private cybersecurity firms onto the offensive cyber front line, allowing them to disrupt foreign criminal networks under federal supervision.
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Is Beijing Still Inside US Networks?
Washington pushed three Chinese state-owned telecom carriers out of the US market.
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Drones Are The Future Of War
Ukraine is set to build more than five million drones this year, prompting NATO to rethink how it prepares for future wars. Cheap, mass-produced systems are beginning to rival expensive military hardware.
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A Battery Built for Years
Nuclear waste could soon keep drones and satellites running for years without a recharge.
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Satellites May Never Sleep Again
DARPA is backing nuclear-waste-powered batteries that could keep drones, satellites and remote military systems running for years.