AI for Defence
Artificial Intelligence Applications & Innovations Conference Our Technical Coordinator, Bruno Carron from Airbus-Fr, presented the challenges that are addressed in the AI4DEF project with regards to the value and impact of #AI in Defence applications. This was done last week as part of the DAAI (Defence Applications with AI) workshop.
A 2-day meeting for the entire consortium took place in Athens 11-12th May, 2023. Our main focus was to take a deep dive into our 4 use cases and discuss how they can be presented at the demonstration in September. Furthermore we had some very interesting presentations made by consortium partners and a lot work […]
Wednesday 10th May, Bruno Carron and myself had the honor of presenting the AI4DEF project at the DEFEA conference in Athens. The presentation was well received and led to some very good discussions afterwards
A new momentum for Denmark in EU defence policy – AI4DEF on the agenda On 28th April a conference was hosted at Terma in Denmark in order to address the lifting of the Danish opt-out, what this will and can mean for the Denmark in regards to further engagement in EU defence policy, the challenges […]
The first EU CSDP Innovation Day took place last week at Cyber Innovation Hub in Berlin, and here Vanessa Vohs from UniBW was present. She was on a panel with among others Jonas Cederlöf from the EU Commission to discuss «Artificial Intelligence: ambitions, conditions and reality». Both panellists emphasized the role of ethics in military […]
14th March, UniBW, Airbus-Fr and Numalis met in Paris, at Airbus’ facility, to work on the applicability of European recommendations regarding trustworthy AI. The ALTAI methodology, as well as other available and ongoing proposals have been considered, in light of the AI4DEF use cases. Next step in this work is to use the resulting elements […]
In January 2023, Airbus hosted an EDIDP AI4DEF workshop at their facility in Ottobrunn, close to Munich, Germany. During the workshop we progressed on the demonstration definition of the LabStore concept, and it was a nice opportunity to meet in person with many of the AI4DEF partners.
This week the first physical meeting within the AI4DEF consortium was held at the Terma headquarter in Lystrup, Denmark. Until now most coordination has been performed using virtual meetings. 20 people were present and represented 12 out of 21 companies/institutions in the AI4DEF Consortium. The main purpose of the meeting was to discuss the AI4DEF […]