AI needs humans ‘on the loop’ not ‘in the loop’ for nuke detection, general says

School leaders say rising industry demand and recent destructive cyberattacks underscored the need for more cybersecurity education.

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Many contractors would like to see the INFORM process adopted by all federal agencies, finding it fairer and more helpful in crafting future contract submissions.

While the technology isn't new, agencies' use of it is just beginning to take off.

Latest news and trends around the most critical topic in the public sector technology space: the workforce.

Purdue is the first university to join the Space Information Sharing and Analysis Center to help protect assets and infrastructure in space.

In a two-day competition, students from 40 universities will design and build inventions that can be used to help solve global challenges.

The funding expands the UTeach program, currently at 45 universities nationwide, to train new teachers with STEM degrees.

State officials are hopeful the competition will provide enterprising young developers a chance to meet with industry and secure job opportunities.

Opinion: Stop wasting time suggesting that we need universal solutions for encryption, but then put consumers and our military at risk.

The opportunity to take classes online will give inmates the ability to earn college credit and prepare for life after release.

Lance Collins will lead Virginia Tech's efforts to build university and industry partnerships to advance development of technology and talent.

The Army is bringing AI to the battlefield with a new system developed to improve threat-detection through computer vision and other real-time data analysis.