The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is focused on developing platforms and systems containing a "significant amount of autonomy," as the Defense Department pushes for technological breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and manned-unmanned teaming. Jean-Charles Ledé, acting deputy director in DARPA's tactical technology office, said the agency has been working on a "duality of research both in the platform domain, as well as in the pure autonomy domain." Ledé was speaking Feb. 7 at the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International...
