AI with AI: Artificial Intelligence with Andy Ilachinski

This episode discusses DARPA's ALIAS program, which recently conducted the first completely pilotless flights of a UH-68 Blackhawk helicopter retrofitted with Sikorsky's Matrix technology.

This episode discusses the latest AI and autonomy news, including follow-ups on the European Parliament's AI Act and a report from the Ada Lovelace Institute proposing regulatory recommendations.

This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode of AI with AI covers the latest AI news, including the European Parliament's vote on AI regulations and an upcoming interview with Professor Ido Kanter about brain learning research.

This episode discusses the economic impact of global sanctions on Russia's technology and AI sector following the Ukraine-Russia conflict, featuring an interview with Dr.

This episode discusses the introduction of the AI ME Registry, a community-driven reporting platform for AI in biomedicine, highlighting its importance across AI and machine learning research.

This episode discusses DARPA's latest OFFSET field exercise, where a single human operator successfully controlled 130 physical and 30 simulated drone platforms in an urban environment to advance swarm technology.

This episode discusses a recent GAO report detailing how 18 out of 24 U.S.

This episode discusses the Future of Defense Task Force Report, analyzing its recommendations on how the U.S.

This episode discusses the recent update to the U.S.

This episode discusses a Stanford University report assessing the implementation status of America's AI strategy pillars, revealing significant challenges with fewer than 40% of requirements being met.

This episode discusses the National Defense Authorization Act's extensive coverage of artificial intelligence and autonomy, highlighting its expansion beyond the Department of Defense to include other federal agencies.

This episode discusses a major copyright lawsuit against Microsoft, GitHub, and OpenAI over their AI tool Copilot's use of open source code, highlighting its implications for AI ethics and law.

This episode discusses the European Commission's new AI liability directive that makes it easier to sue AI companies for harm, using examples like resume screening discrimination.

This episode of the AI Today podcast features an interview with Andy Ilachinski and David Broyles, hosts of the AI with AI podcast, discussing current developments and applications of artificial intelligence across various industries and sectors.

This final episode of AI with AI discusses the US Department of State's Political Declaration on the Responsible Military Use of Artificial Intelligence and Autonomy, unveiled at a summit in the Netherlands, which outlines 12 best practices for militaries to adopt AI responsibly.

This episode discusses DeepMind's release of a massive database containing predicted structures for over 200 million proteins, representing a historic breakthrough in artificial intelligence and molecular biology research.

This episode discusses the latest developments in artificial intelligence and autonomy, focusing on the FY22 National Defense Authorization Act and its provisions impacting AI funding and regulations.

This episode discusses the Pentagon's recent reorganization of its AI and data offices, including the creation of a new Chief Data and Artificial Intelligence Officer position and its implications for defense priorities.

This episode discusses DARPA's Machine Common Sense Program updates, focusing on its goal to develop AI that mimics child cognition through intuitive physics and spatial navigation.

This episode discusses MIT's peer-reviewed study on an AI education program for U.S.

This episode features an interview with Kathleen Walsh and Ron Schmelter, hosts of AI Today and founders of Cognolitica, discussing their AI podcast's origins and the evolution of AI coverage over the past few years.

This episode discusses the latest AI news including the DOD's responsible AI strategy and previews an interview with Kush Varshney about trustworthy machine learning.

This episode of AI with AI discusses responsible AI and data bias with CNA colleagues Kaya Haney and Heather Roth, focusing on insights from a recent seminar with expert Dr.

This episode discusses the Defense Innovation Unit's new responsible AI guidelines for military applications, comparing them to previous intelligence community standards.

This episode discusses the implications of AI bias for national security and reviews DoD Directive 3000 Pac-11 on autonomous weapon systems.

This episode discusses OpenAI's new Codex, an enhanced version of GitHub's co-pilot that uses GPT-3 and extensive code examples to assist programmers.

This episode discusses a recent PLOS Digital Health article analyzing how human mobility data failed to significantly impact COVID-19 policymaking, connecting it to broader AI and data science themes.

This rebroadcast episode features an interview with Kathleen Walsh and Ron Schmelter, hosts of AI Today and founders of Cognolitica, discussing their work and the evolution of AI over recent years.

This episode discusses the latest developments in artificial intelligence, focusing on OpenAI's recent announcement about making GPT-3 more widely available through its API and the associated safety measures.

This episode discusses recent developments in AI and autonomy, focusing on drone and autonomous vehicle attacks in the Ukraine-Russia war, including an analysis of a recent unmanned assault on the Russian Black Sea fleet.

This episode discusses recent GAO reports analyzing the Department of Defense's and Navy's AI strategies, highlighting concerns and recommendations for their implementation.

This episode introduces Season 5.0 of the AI with AI podcast, featuring format changes to biweekly releases and an upcoming interview with Dr.

This episode discusses the UK government's newly released 10-year national AI strategy aimed at making the country a global AI superpower, analyzing its three main pillars and comparing it to other AI strategies.

This episode discusses a new AI-powered search engine developed by researchers to help navigate the flood of COVID-19 research papers by identifying those most likely to contain significant problems or challenges.

This episode discusses Tesla's AI Day announcements, focusing on new developments like the D1 chip for Dojo supercomputers and HydraNet for self-driving technology.

This episode discusses a report from the Alan Turing Institute analyzing the UK's data science and AI community's response to COVID-19, including the failure of hundreds of AI tools to help catch the virus.

This rebroadcast episode features an interview with CNA researchers Meg McBride and Casey Strickland discussing their report on social media bots and bot networks.

This episode discusses DARPA's new program to develop a fast event-based neuromorphic camera and electronics system for fence sensors that mimic brain-eye circuitry to detect pixel changes efficiently.

This episode discusses NATO's first announced AI strategy, focusing on its fourfold goals and notable omission of explicit references to lethal autonomous weapons.

This episode discusses the Biden administration's defense budget request for AI and autonomy, focusing on funding increases and the establishment of the Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Officer office.

This episode discusses the Israel Defense Forces' first combat use of a swarm of small autonomous drones to locate, identify, and attack Hamas militants in Gaza, based on a New Scientist report.

This episode discusses the latest developments in artificial intelligence and autonomy, including cybersecurity principles from the UK, while announcing the potential end of the podcast after season five unless sponsorship is found.

This episode discusses Ukraine's use of Clearview AI's facial recognition technology in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, including ethical implications and disinformation concerns.

This episode discusses a GAO report on AI's status in developing and acquiring capabilities for military weapon systems, including insights from DoD interviews and documentation.

This episode discusses DARPA's NOMARS program and its Design Space Exploration Tool for chip design, while also announcing the podcast's potential end and seeking sponsorship.

This episode discusses the FTC's Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking targeting commercial surveillance and data security practices in the context of AI and autonomy.

This episode of AI with AI discusses recent AI breakthroughs, focusing on a peer-reviewed study that uses AI to analyze gene expression data from 45,000 samples to discover the invariant host response to viral pandemics like COVID-19, while also touching on topics such as AI in dogfights and machine learning applications.

This episode rebroadcasts an interview on xenobots, featuring researchers Sam Kriegman and Doug Blackiston discussing their work on living robots made from frog cells.

This episode of AI with AI introduces the formation of the National Artificial Intelligence Research Resource Task Force, a U.S.

AI with AI: No Time to AI opens with a news rundown on the U.S.

["Andy Lachinsky opens AI with AI by asking whether a New Scientist headline about STM's Kargu-2 in Libya could mark the first fully autonomous drone attack.", "He then pivots to the Biden administration's FY22 DOD budget, which totals $715 billion, allocates $874 million to AI, and trims basic research by about 11.5% from 2021.", "The middle of the episode covers NIST's nine-factor trust model, EleutherAI's GPT-Neo on the 825-gigabyte Pile, Beijing Academy of AI's Wu Dao 2.0, and CSET's report on GPT-3 and disinformation.", "The back half turns to IBM's Codenet, the APPS code benchmark, CNA's Russia AI report, Arthur Holland Michel's Known Unknowns, and a June 23 discussion with Diana Gelhaus about DoD AI workforce requirements."]

["AI with AI: Artificial Intelligence with Andy Lachinsky highlights a Nature brain-computer interface paper where a 65-year-old paralyzed participant typed 90 characters a minute with 94% accuracy.", "The Air Force's Skyborg Autonomy Core System also gets a first flight at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida, with a Kratos UTAP-22 drone and prototype work from Boeing and General Atomics.", "Policy coverage includes the UK Office for AI's seven-point Ethics, Transparency, and Accountability Framework for Automated Decision Making and Peter Maurer's May 12 ICRC speech on autonomous weapons.", "The episode closes with Max Tegmark and Ziming Liu's AI Poincar\u00e9 paper, China's rising AI publication counts, and book callouts from The Onlife Manifesto to Genius Makers."]

AI with AI's rebroadcast 'A.I.

AI with AI opens with Andy Lachinsky on CNA Talks and a weekly roundup that jumps from ai.org and a White House AI clearinghouse to a U.S.

Josh Bongard describes AI-designed xenobots whose shapes accommodate heart muscle cells beating independently, comparing the challenge to building a boat for unsynchronized rowers.

A July 8, 1958 New York Times report predicted a computer that could reproduce itself and become conscious, illustrating Andy Ilachinski's account of recurring AI expectations.