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30 June

(Representative only.) A British Army soldier during a military exercise. Photo: British Army

UK General Says AI Tool Shrinks Military Planning From 72 Hours to One

The British Army’s top officer said the service’s AI-powered battlefield command system has slashed corps-level operational planning cycles by nearly 99 percent, dramatically speeding up military decision-making.

30 June

Americas

(Representative only.) US Marine Corps personnel use a digital reporting system during Exercise Cold Response 26. Photo: Cpl. Michael Bartman/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

US Marine Corps Puts AI in Charge of Situation Reporting

The US Marine Corps is preparing to launch the Operational Data Integration Nexus, an AI-enabled platform designed to modernize operational reporting.

27 June

Technology

A smartphone displays the OpenAI and Anthropic logos in front of a blurred US flag. OpenAI has launched a US-only preview of its GPT-5.6 AI models following a federal national security review.

Staff Writer With AFP

OpenAI Restricts Limited Release of New Model to US Only

OpenAI on Friday launched a US-only preview of its latest powerful AI model series to a limited group of partners at the request of the US government, the company said.

26 June

Asia Pacific

Republic of Korea and US soldiers participate in a joint military exercise. Photo: Republic of Korea Army

Samantha Alexa

South Korea Expands Military AI Efforts Through Vantiq-MMAA C&C Partnership

South Korea’s defense sector is advancing its military AI ambitions through a new partnership between Vantiq and MMAA C&C.

26 June

Americas

Defense Intelligence Agency Headquarters, Washington, D.C. Photo: DIA

Samantha Alexa

DIA Seeks AI Platform to Reduce Defense Procurement Burdens

The DIA is eyeing generative AI tools that could streamline defense procurement, automate contracting tasks, and modernize acquisition operations.

26 June

Americas

US Army personnel load an Infantry Squad Vehicle onto a Logistics Support Vessel during Salaknib 2026 in the Philippines. Photo: Sgt. Abreanna Goodrich/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

From Planning to Resupply: US Army Expands AI Logistics With $99M Deal

A new five-year, $99-million contract vehicle for Rune Technologies' TyrOS platform will help units rapidly adapt AI-driven logistics and decision-support tools.

25 June

Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion

U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Garrett Haynie, 366th Civil Engineer Squadron explosive ordinance disposal technician, operates a bomb defusal robot while a 366th Fighter Wing F-15E Strike Eagle flies overhead at Wendover Air Field, Utah, May 20, 2022 as part of exercise Raging Gunfighter 22-2. This exercise prepares the 366th Fighter Wing for Agile Combat Employment (ACE) operations around the world. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Danielle Charmichael)

Rojoef Manuel

Safe Pro to Equip US Ground Drones With AI Mine-Hunting Capability

Safe Pro Group has secured a $1.3-million contract from Forterra to integrate its AI-powered landmine detection technology into US unmanned ground vehicles.

25 June

Asia Pacific

US Army soldiers unload supplies during a logistics resupply mission in the Philippines. Photo: Spc. Christopher Moorehead/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

Amentum Pushes AI Into Indo-Pacific Military Supply Chains With $77M Deal

Amentum will bring artificial intelligence into military logistics under a new $77-million contract aimed at strengthening supply and distribution networks for US forces in the Indo-Pacific.

25 June

Europe

Saab and Comand AI representatives meet following the announcement of Saab’s strategic investment in the French artificial intelligence firm. Photo: Saab

Samantha Alexa

Saab Deepens AI Push With Strategic Stake in France’s Comand AI

Saab is expanding its artificial intelligence portfolio with a strategic investment in France’s Comand AI, a company specializing in AI-powered battlefield planning.

23 June

Americas