The logistics industry is adopting exoskeletons to improve individual productivity while at the same time reducing the risk of workplace injury.

Bill Gates rarely comments about individual apps, so it is worth paying attention when he says ChatGPT is significant.

A civilian, given the code name ‘Dollar’, had secretly provided Ukraine with targeting coordinates and information on enemy operations in Kherson and the surrounding region.

A collection of links to various military publications dealing with leadership etc.

IVAS 1.0 was intended to integrate next-generation situational awareness tools and high-resolution simulations into army training and operations—but there are problems.

A course titled: ‘Psychology of Pseudoscience’, is designed to develop scientific reasoning skills by teaching students the difference between science and pseudoscience.

This article looks at the development of augmented soldiers in the USA and how augmentation could be used in actual warfare.

Today, computers can engage in conversation, compose songs, paint, play chess, and even diagnose diseases, but Artificial Intelligence (AI) has its limits.

Steven Ross Pomeroy, the author of this article, believes that parents and educators who reinforce erroneous beliefs are leaving future generations ill-prepared to face a complex and interconnected world. The problem is, of course, deciding what erroneous beliefs are.

During a visit to Australia, USMC General David Berger said that stopping Chinese aggression will require a combination of science, technology and diplomacy.