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Defense is operating in an environment where the pace of change continues to increase. Adversaries are adapting quickly and technology development cycles are becoming shorter. The boundaries between physical and digital operations are also becoming harder to define, while military commanders have more information available to them than ever before.

AI has rewritten the enterprise data playbook. Workflows no longer just create temporary operational data, but vast amounts of high-value assets, from LLM training datasets and model outputs to logs, metadata and archived knowledge that may need to be preserved for years.

OpenAI has lifted the wraps off ChatGPT for Financial Services, its latest industry-specific version of ChatGPT Work designed to give sector professionals access to relevant reasoning and models.

The vast majority of enterprise leaders are bullish about how ready their organizations are for AI-generated code. However, once that code reaches production, this confidence wavers as incidents arise. This pattern shows up across multiple independent studies in this year alone.

“Tell me exactly what you want me to do” – that seems to be the message from older millennial and younger Gen Z workers, who have expressed a need for highly specific instructions from their bosses.

A single line buried in a recent US Department of War contract announcement is being read across multiple channels as the Navy’s first carrier-based drone acquiring multiple electronic warfare upgrades.

The US Army has shifted its Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node (TITAN) program from prototype status into full production this week.

The US Navy has approved Rolls-Royce marine engines for unmanned vessels capable of operating for periods reaching 30 days without crews onboard.

Ukraine has begun production of its BARS jet-powered strike drone in Europe, and the latest version has a range of 1,000 kilometers.

Elon Musk has been at the heart of promoting various companies throughout the 21st century, with two of his most prominent companies anchored in the notion of mass production. In the case of his infamous clunky and angular Tesla Cybertruck, he encountered several difficulties in bringing the prototype to market.