The DARPA Perspective on AI and Autonomy at the DOD

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The CSIS Wadhwani Center for AI and Advanced Technologies is pleased to host Dr. Matt Turek, Deputy Director for the Information Innovation Office (I2O) at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). This event will be livestreamed on March 27 at 10:00 AM ET.

This dialogue will examine DARPA’s perspective on AI and autonomy adoption at the Department of Defense (DOD), focusing on the organization’s unique position in the DOD innovation ecosystem. In addition to providing a status update on ongoing DARPA AI and autonomy programs, Dr. Turek will outline how DARPA thinks about where to invest and provide his perspective on the future trajectory of AI research.

Dr. Turek will be joined by Gregory C. Allen, director of the Wadhwani Center for AI and Advanced Technologies.

As Deputy Director for the Information Innovation Office (I2O), Dr. Turek leads efforts to create capabilities that ensure information advantage for the U.S. and its allies. In his previous role as a DARPA program manager, Dr. Turek led several significant AI programs including Media Forensics (MediFor), Semantic Forensics (SemaFor), Machine Common Sense (MCS), and Explainable AI (XAI). Dr. Turek has expertise in many areas such as AI and computer vision technologies and holds several patents.

This event is made possible by general support to CSIS.
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This guest is excellent. This is a rare look that isnt polluted by futurism and hype. Yet still technically competent. Great interview amd great content.

emptiester

"Are there better ways to evaluate these AI systems for critical decision making?"

This was a gem. A new industry is needed here.

PeterA

Fascinating. Really happy this kind of interview is available to the public.

Krath

Dr. Turk's insights into AI and autonomy are truly groundbreaking. A must-watch for tech enthusiasts!

AdvantestInc

This was excellent, thank you for having this talk and making it available for us all. I enjoyed the glimpse into current priorities and objectives for DARPA on the issues of AI.

neverendingstudent

Finally somebody is informed about this topic, very interesting, hope i see more content ❤

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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

01:49 *DARPA's Deputy Director*
05:09 *DARPA's AI Focus*
06:31 *DARPA's Broad AI Use*
11:47 *DARPA's Disruptive Mission*
14:30 *DARPA's Collaborative Work*
17:02 *DARPA's Defense Innovations*
19:33 *AI's Evolution Explained*
24:50 *Model limitations acknowledged.*
25:33 *DOD faces data challenges.*
27:22 *Critical decision divergence.*
28:46 *Media forensics inception.*
29:55 *Semantic forensics attribution.*
31:05 *Open-source tool initiative.*
32:41 *Authentication tech evolution.*
35:40 *Generative AI cyber challenges.*
36:49 *AI Cyber Challenge design.*
39:45 *DARPA program manager's significance.*
47:44 *Explainable AI pursuit.*
48:55 *Explain decisions clearly.*
50:20 *Trust based on interactions.*
51:03 *Autonomy in military.*
51:59 *AI in air combat.*
55:17 *Ensuring autonomy safety.*
58:43 *Future AI capabilities.*

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lomotil

fascinating exchange, great guest and interviewer

MrFranklitalien

When was this recorded? Has he seen Tesla FSD 12 improve at 5x in the last month

tomcockcroft

really enjoyed listening to this discussion. guy sounds competent

kokosleon

I hope that DARPA does focus at least some of its resources to look after the digital and physical well-being of all citizens of the US, not just the military! Very particularly I'm concerned about commercial AI - unreliable and generally unsafe - eing applied to medicine, the Justice system and other 'life preserving' areas of the Govmt and society at large! We MUST devise safety regulations to the development and deployment of AI!

Miranda

Glad they touched on the distinction between commercial and DOD AI requirements, specifically in critical decisionmaking.. which is still a long ways off as a general model.

It might seem impressive to the private sector, but the models can only train on the information you feed it (or the rules provided).

patrickcoan

Is this before or after the blackwell server model or any other AI-centric server model?

Saying there are limitations without using the most up to date computing means the data provided here is limited.

RhumpleOriginal