This week’s defence AI landscape is defined by a transatlantic push to codify human control over lethal autonomous systems, even as procurement commitments for exactly those systems accelerate. The UK’s historic £5bn autonomous-weapons...

This week’s defence AI stories are defined by two converging pressures: an accelerating race to deploy autonomous and agentic systems at the operational edge — from AI-directed drone swarms to classified legal workflows — and a mounting...

This week’s defence AI landscape is defined by an accelerating push from prototype to production — with autonomous ground vehicles entering Marine Corps service and Senate lawmakers scrambling to impose governance guardrails before autonomous...

This week’s defence AI landscape is defined by a collision between operational urgency and democratic accountability: the US military is racing to embed AI deeper into classified networks and intelligence workflows, while Congress, the EU,...

This week’s dominant theme is the acceleration of AI at the heart of national security infrastructure — from the US government deploying frontier models directly inside intelligence agencies and Air Force bases, to the UK and EU racing to...

This week’s dominant theme is the collision between AI’s military promise and governance limits: the UK committed £5bn to autonomous weapons systems while explicitly permitting some to act without per-strike human authorisation; the EU...