Exploring how the 24% ownership rule in France’s SecNumCloud framework challenges US tech dominance and tests AI sovereignty in Europe.
Is AI Sovereignty Truly Tested? Insights From The 24% Rule
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August 1 And AI: How Benchmarks Became A Top National Security Priority
On August 1, the US government will implement a classified benchmarking process for advanced AI models, marking a significant shift in AI security policy.
The Rise Of Kimi K3: Reaching #3 On VigilSAR’s LLM Leaderboard
Moonshot’s Kimi K3 debuts at #3 on VigilSAR’s LLM leaderboard, surpassing many GPT and Gemini models in defense-ISR tasks, highlighting its trustworthiness.
Public Test Reveals CORVUS ISR’s 42% Decrease In Tracker ID Switches Using AI
Public testing reveals CORVUS ISR’s new AI-based tracker reduces identity switches by over 42%, improving multi-object tracking performance in synthetic scenes.
The Argument For Using The Superior AI Model Instead Of Focusing On Sovereignty
Analysis of why prioritizing the best AI models over sovereignty considerations offers more strategic value for organizations.
Europe’s AI Strategy: Transitioning From Palantir To New Solutions
European countries are increasingly replacing Palantir with domestic and alternative solutions for defense and intelligence data analysis, amid sovereignty concerns.
Software-Defined Warfare: How Ukraine’s Delta Turned the Battlefield Into a Shared, Real-Time Map
Ukraine’s Delta, a cloud-based, browser-accessible battlefield management system, exemplifies software-defined warfare and enhances frontline coordination.
The Eye Over the City: How Wide-Area Motion Imagery Works — and Where It Goes Blind
An in-depth look at how Wide-Area Motion Imagery works, its applications, limitations, and future developments in surveillance technology.
Kill-Switch-Proof: How to Build So Washington Can’t Take Your AI Stack Down
A guide to making AI infrastructure resistant to government shutdowns, focusing on dependency mapping, abstraction layers, fallback tiers, and open-weight models.
Software-Defined Warfare: How Ukraine’s Delta Turned The Battlefield Into A Shared, Real-Time Map
Ukraine’s Delta system uses cloud-based, browser-accessible tech to fuse battlefield data in real time, marking a shift toward software-defined warfare.
