This test could be a forerunner of things to come—an AI could theoretically plan and map the mission and then fly the mission with minimal input from the ground team.

NATO countries and other allies will explore the potential for sharing national data and funding the commercial acquisition of data.

The myth of laziness is debunked in this article, revealing that our culture's obsession with productivity is the root of our mental health crisis and that humans thrive with leisure and creativity.

Remote working became commonplace during covid, but companies now feel in a strong enough position to demand that their workers return to their offices.

Chip implants are an emerging technology. But some technology experts are worried that hackers might be able to hack subdermal chip implants.

Researchers wanted to know whether wearable robots—such as powered lower-limb exoskeletons—could improve balance and prevent falls for people with balance impairments.

Its Minimum Essential Force plan calls for a 274-ship green-water fleet, ten fighter squadrons and 12 new diesel-electric submarines.

The article discusses the challenges facing organizational leaders in today's ever-changing business environment and suggests focusing on customer and employee needs, redefining value, adapting to technology, and implementing common success factors to prepare for the future.

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After the bombing of Darwin in 1942, there was a fear that the Japanese would invade Australia—a new fighter, the Boomerang, was quickly designed and put into production.