Palmer Luckey, who founded the defense tech start-up Anduril, has become the It Guy as President Trump aims to modernize the U.S. military with autonomous weapons.

Critics are worried OpenAI's technology will be used for mass surveillance and fully autonomous military strikes.

The message carried the weight of war but arrived like any other social media post from President Trump: via Truth Social.

Hundreds of employees working in technology companies across America have signed an open letter requesting the Department of ...

Defense stocks are generally surging Monday morning as investors react to U.S. military strikes on Iran that began over the ...

A coalition of retired military officers and former national security officials is urging the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid ...

Lasers and microwave weapons are in demand for defense across the globe, as they kill drones by using either burning hot beams or electromagnetic force fields.

Other artificial developers are likely to follow suit in setting such terms, raising questions about how the DoD will respond ...

A high-stakes dispute over military use of artificial intelligence erupted into public view this week as Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth brusquely terminated the Pentagon's work with Anthropic ...

First lady Melania Trump presided over the United Nations Security Council meeting Monday, declaring that the United States ...

Anthropic pushed for moral boundaries. OpenAI settled for softer legal ones, and now it stands to benefit as the Pentagon rushes out a politicized AI strategy during strikes on Iran.