The increased focus on simulation comes as military leaders, particularly in the Air Force, work to overhaul pilot training.

DARPA has issued a multi-year contract with Aptima Inc. and Arizona State University to develop a new generation of AI.

The DoD has vowed that if it cannot use artificial intelligence on the battlefield in an ethical way, it will not field it.

This safeguard would let future soldiers have confidence their AI systems are properly identifying a person of interest.

Recruiting for military special operations could focus less on aptitude scores and more on a computer algorithm.

The head of Army Futures Command says combat systems capable of controlling themselves will be difficult to achieve.

In the near future, an Air Force pilot's wingman could be flown by artificial intelligence.

Officials unveiled the Trump administration's new effort to streamline the use and development of AI for homeland security.

China has been developing Artificial Intelligence weaponry at a much higher rate than the U.S.

Until now, the military has required a human to be in the decision-making process for when to use deadly force.