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Finnish soldiers take part in a military exercise. Finland is among the first countries set to pilot NestAI’s sovereign AI models for battlefield autonomy and military command. Credit: Finnish Defence Forces/Maavoimat

NestAI to Pilot Sovereign Military AI With Finland and Estonia

European defense AI firm NestAI has launched an initiative to develop sovereign AI models for battlefield autonomy and military command, with the Finnish and Estonian defense forces set to pilot the first systems.

16 July

Asia Pacific

(Representative only.) A fourth-generation South Korean unmanned ground vehicle, designed for surveillance, reconnaissance, logistics, and other AI-enabled military operations. Photo: Hyundai Rotem

Samantha Alexa

South Korea to Build $36M AI Defense Robotics Hub

South Korea is investing nearly $36 million to establish an AI defense robotics innovation cluster aimed at accelerating the development and testing of next-gen military robots.

16 July

Europe

British Army soldiers. Photo: UK Ministry of Defence

Samantha Alexa

AI Combat Lab to Train 60,000 British Soldiers Each Year

The British Army is set to bring AI into the heart of combat training through a new digital Combat Laboratory.

16 July

Americas

A soldier wearing a head-mounted display. Syntec Optics supplies optical components for next-generation military wearable systems. Image: Syntec Optics

Samantha Alexa

Syntec Optics Advances AI Wearables That Read Soldiers’ Gaze

Artificial intelligence is enhancing military augmented reality by enabling wearable systems to prioritize battlefield information based on where a soldier is looking.

15 July

Technology

ChatGPT interface displayed on a computer screen. Image: Matheus Bertelli/Pexels

Samantha Alexa

Boko Haram Used AI to Plan Battlefield Ops: Report

Former Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province commanders reportedly used generative AI chatbots to help plan operations, refine battlefield tactics, and answer technical questions related to explosives.

15 July

Americas

US Air Force Airmen, US Space Force Guardians, and industry partners participate in a human-machine teaming experiment during the Department of the Air Force’s Multi-Decision Advantage Sprint in Las Vegas, Nevada. Photo: Debora Henley/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

Agentic AI Heads to Military Spectrum Ops in Voyager Deal

Voyager Technologies has secured a multi-million-dollar US government contract to develop an agentic artificial intelligence platform for military spectrum operations.

15 July

Asia Pacific

US Army vehicles offload from a logistics support vessel during CJLOTS 2026 in South Korea. Photo: Sgt. Alexcia Rupert/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

Leidos Partners With Rune on Military AI Logistics for Indo-Pacific

Leidos and Rune Technologies are combining their artificial intelligence platforms to help military commanders in the Indo-Pacific anticipate logistics needs before they disrupt operations.

15 July

Americas

Senior military leaders testify before a Senate Armed Services Committee subcommittee hearing in Washington, D.C., discussing emerging threats and defense capabilities. Photo: Staff Sgt. Milton Hamilton/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

US Military AI Guardrails Pass Key Senate Committee Stage

The US Senate Armed Services Committee has moved proposed military AI guardrails one step closer to becoming law by approving legislation that would regulate how the Pentagon develops, tests, and deploys artificial intelligence and autonomous weapons systems.

14 July

Technology

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

New Battery Architecture Targets the Rise of AI-Powered Defense Platforms

The rise of AI-powered defense systems is pushing battery technology beyond conventional designs, prompting Israel-based Addionics to develop a new battery architecture.

14 July