Artificial intelligence will inevitably alter the nature of warfighting in the near future. How will it change military operations, for good or for ill?

China’s military-linked labs are building predator-inspired drone swarms and quadrupedal robot teams designed to keep ...

Key opportunities include increased deployment for combat, search & rescue, and logistics, driven by AI advancements and ...

GrayMatter Robotics' finalist submission, "AI-Powered Robotic Maintenance Repair and Overhaul," demonstrates how the company's proprietary GMR-AI (TM) platform enables geometry-agnostic, adaptive ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. U.S. Army Gen. James J. Mingus speaks with soldiers assigned to the Artificial Intelligence Integration Center, July 2024. (Spc.

The U.S. Army is betting big on artificial intelligence and data to reshape how intelligence is gathered, analyzed, and delivered to commanders. The goal is simple: make faster, smarter decisions in ...

Beijing’s military focuses on swarming drones that can pick off prey or robots that can chase down enemies.

In 2026, China’s robotics sector is no longer defined primarily by defense headlines or experimental military prototypes. Instead, the country’s ...

While the U.S. chases breakthroughs, China is betting on scale, speed, and real-world adoption—and that may prove decisive in the AI race.