UAVs Boost Defence Comms with VHF Relay Leap
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Internet Voting Flaws Exposed in New Study
Internet voting systems have long been a contentious topic in the realm of election security, and a recent study by Andrew W. Appel and Philip B. Stark sheds new light on the challenges and pitfalls of such systems. The study, which focuses on the “M
Watercraft Revolutionize Maritime Medical Evacuations
In the realm of aeromedical evacuation, the concept of ambulance exchange points has long been a cornerstone for transferring patients between evacuation platforms en route to advanced medical care. However, a groundbreaking study led by researchers
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AI in Warfare: Urgent Need for Tech-Savvy Regulation
The rapid advancement and deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) in military weapon systems and command-and-control infrastructure have raised critical questions about the sociotechnical impacts of AI on combat systems, military decision-making,
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6G-Powered UAVs & LEO Satellites Transform Marine IoT
In the rapidly evolving landscape of marine Internet of Things (IoT) systems, the integration of non-terrestrial networks (NTN) via aerial and space vehicles is set to revolutionize environment protection, military reconnaissance, and sea transportat
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AI Safety Risks: Military Adoption Threatens National Security
In a groundbreaking study, researchers Heidy Khlaaf and Sarah Myers West delve into the critical issue of safety co-option and compromised national security in the realm of artificial intelligence (AI). Their paper, “Safety Co-Option and Compromised
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Autonomous USVs Navigate Rough Seas with New Motion Planner
In a groundbreaking advancement for maritime navigation, researchers have developed a fully-autonomous framework for unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) that promises to revolutionise operations in complex and unpredictable maritime environments. The st
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AI-LAWS Demand Tech-Savvy Regulation for Ethical Warfare
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) in military applications has raised critical questions about the ethical, technical, and strategic implications of AI-powered lethal autonomous weapon systems (AI-LAWS). A recent study by Riley Si
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Naval Autonomy: Tackling COLREGs for Safer Seas
The quest for full autonomy in naval defence has taken a significant step forward with a new research paper that tackles one of the most complex challenges in maritime navigation: ensuring autonomous vessels comply with the International Regulations
Quantum Machine Learning: Dr. Usman’s Breakthroughs for Defence & Security
Dr. Muhammad Usman, a prominent researcher in the field of quantum computing and machine learning, has been at the forefront of exploring the intersection of these two transformative technologies. His work, particularly in the realm of quantum machin
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