The Pentagon removed decades of weapons testing publications from its public website, citing that adversaries could exploit the data using artificial intelligence. Critics argue the change reduces transparency, creating a cautious/uncertain outlook for how publicly available defense information will be handled going forward.
The Pentagon removed decades of weapons testing publications from its public website, citing that adversaries could exploit the data using artificial intelligence. Critics argue the change reduces transparency, creating a cautious/uncertain outlook for how publicly available defense information will be handled going forward.
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