The dangers of 'deep fakes'

With advanced technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning, manipulated digital media will be easier to create and more difficult to detect.

Lessons from DISA's RPA pilot

The Defense Information Systems Agency found that greater numbers of specialized bots could give it more flexibility in addition to saving time and increasing accuracy.

Bonds on the blockchain: Streamlined, low-cost, transparent funding

Using blockchain to issue micro bonds that can be targeted to a neighborhood or a specific project offers cities a new way to speed their access to capital and improve their communities.

DARPA digs into the details of practical quantum computing

To speed the technology's development, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is asking for help solving practical and architectural problems.

Chicago’s Parking Garages Are Ready for AVs

“There can’t be an autonomous future without autonomous parking,” said SpotHero CEO Mark Lawrence.

Energy launches tech transfer portal

The Lab Partnering Service offers a suite of online applications enabling access to leading experts, projects and patents from across the department.

DARPA wants AI with baked-in physics knowledge

Relevant scientific and mathematical knowledge built into core systems may help the Defense Department overcome challenges implementing artificial intelligence applications.

Double duty: Utah puts sensors on public transit to monitor air quality

Researchers at the University of Utah are using a train-mounted sensor to collect spatial and temporal data on air pollutants.

Paving the road for autonomous vehicles

Governors can position their states as leaders in AV testing and adoption, a new report from the National Governors Association says.

Deadline extended for Government Innovation Awards nominations

You have until July 18 to help us find the exemplars of public sector innovation in six critical categories.

Can blockchain ensure integrity of data from border sensors?

Customs and Border Protection is exploring whether blockchain can detect when data from cameras and sensors along the Texas border has been tampered with.

Portland, Maine Ready to Flip Switch on Smart Traffic Signals

The city hopes a new tech upgrade will cut wait times at one difficult commuter bottleneck by 20 to 30 percent.

Drones detection tech helps fight contraband in prisons

As drones are increasing being used to smuggle drugs, weapons or phones into prisons, officials are looking to technology to help them detect the unmanned aerial systems.

DARPA's plan to speed machine learning development

Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's Learning with Less Labels program aims to reduce the amount of labeled data required to build a machine learning model.

Before the blockchain: 4 questions to answer

Agencies must be able to answer some logistic questions about their blockchain applications, one DHS Science & Technology Directorate official advises.

Local Plastic Bag Restrictions Get Trashed by Texas Supreme Court

The legal fight involved the city of Laredo and marks one of the latest battles over local government power in the Lone Star State.

FDA builds blockchain-based health data sharing platform

A Food and Drug Administration pilot with four hospitals shares electronic health records data through a blockchain platform.

AF eyes augmented reality for aircraft maintenance

The Air Force Research Laboratory wants to move away from printed maintenance instructions and toward projecting scaled visualizations of the task onto the machinery being serviced.

Harnessing blockchain for electronic health records

The CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics is testing how blockchain can be used to provide access to data in electronic health records.

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