This week’s defence AI news is defined by a decisive shift from experimentation to operational deployment: the US Air Force moved faster than any programme in half a century to put semi-autonomous combat aircraft into production, the UK...

This week’s defence AI landscape is defined by two converging forces: a rapid hardware and software arms race — from GPS-denied drone swarms to AI-assisted counter-drone systems — and an accelerating legislative scramble on both sides of the...

This week’s stories reveal a defence sector accelerating hard on two fronts: autonomous systems are reaching production scale across air, land, and sea, while legislative guardrails — from US congressional bills to the EU AI Act omnibus —...

This week’s defence AI landscape is defined by tightening governance on both sides of the Atlantic: the EU Parliament voted through the AI Omnibus that reshapes high-risk classification rules just as defence contractors scramble to comply,...

This week’s defence AI landscape is defined by a rapid convergence of hardware autonomy and legislative control: the US is mass-producing AI fighter drones while Congress debates mandatory human oversight for lethal decisions, the EU is...

This week’s defence and security AI stories converge on a single theme: the dual-use nature of AI has become impossible to ignore. From Anthropic’s cyber-capable model being frozen by US export controls, to Russian actors running...