Pentagon AI Projects Don't Always Follow Its Guidelines, Watchdog Report Says

An October congressional watchdog report says Pentagon AI weapons and projects do not always closely follow the agency's own guidelines.

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Pentagon AI Projects Don't Always Follow Its Guidelines, Watchdog Report Says

The Pentagon is developing AI-enabled weapons and other projects that officials say do not always closely follow the agency's own AI guidelines, according to a congressional watchdog report.

The report, published in October, points to gaps between the Pentagon's guidelines for responsible AI and how some of its development efforts are carried out.

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