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How are AI and quantum computing shaping the future of national security, data analysis, and business innovation? ?? Discover the latest sessions in the Quantum.Tech program here - https://lnkd.in/emGP3S3U Join us at 10:05 AM on Day 1 for a keynote panel exploring the powerful synergy between these technologies and their impact on government and industry. ?? Key topics include: AI-powered quantum applications in government & commerce Strengthening cybersecurity & decision-making Overcoming integration challenges: talent & infrastructure ?? Hear from leading experts: Zachary Dutton, VP, Defence Technology, RTX Robert Sutor, VP & Practice Lead, Emerging Technologies, The Futurum Group Rick Muller, Director, IARPA Aparna Prabhakar, SVP, Strategy & Sustainability, Schneider Electric ?? Don’t miss this opportunity in just 3 weeks time to gain insights into how AI and quantum computing are redefining digital infrastructure and policy! #QT25 #QuantumTech #AI #QuantumComputing #Innovation #Technology

We all use common waveforms like Wi-Fi, 4G/5G, and Bluetooth every day. The government can use lesser-known waveforms for missions. Our End-Gen program aims to develop generative AI/ML frameworks to create new waveforms quickly and cost effectively: https://lnkd.in/eB8S_VBT

Today, DNI Gabbard released the 2025 Annual Threat?Assessment (ATA) of the U.S. Intelligence Community. Read the assessment here:?https://lnkd.in/e56zhHvt

Recent advancements in biotechnology and synthetic biology pose new risks. B24IC is researching new ways to ensure security and provide new capabilities in biointelligence and biosecurity: https://lnkd.in/e7KM57nv

As AI integrates into society and becomes an essential tool, it can also raise security concerns: How can we defend #AI systems from intentional, malicious Trojan attacks? The TrojAI program aims to develop the tech needed to detect and mitigate these attacks. https://lnkd.in/dbuuvXHX

IARPA's latest science and tech podcast is here! Former Program Manager Dr. Michael Di Rosa answers our questions about quantum computing: How will it revolutionize information processing and allow us to work with data in different dimensions? https://iarpa.gov/podcast #quantum

“What we’re aiming to do is enable biometric matching from much longer ranges and higher altitudes than we can do today.” BRIAR Program Manager Dr. Stergios Papadakis shares how the program’s #ML advancement efforts will support different gov't missions. https://lnkd.in/desMyQAd

The IARPA PICARD program intends to develop a fieldable sensing platform for the rapid identification of aerosol particles in plumes. This platform will address both point detection (in situ) and standoff detection capabilities that focus on the complexity of aerosols with non-uniform sizes, structures, and chemical composition as well as dispersion in challenging environments. The goal of PICARD is to develop novel integrated hardware and software tools that will improve the current state of the art with respect to chemical specificity, accuracy, and sensitivity.

Disbelief to Doubt sneak peek! On 3/10 you'll hear about #quantum computing from former Program Manager Michael Di Rosa, how this tech could change the world, and how IARPA's been at the forefront of quantum research for almost 20 years. Listen now! https://iarpa.gov/podcast

IARPA has launched the Endless Generative Waveforms (End-Gen) program to address the limitations of static waveforms like Wi-Fi, 4G/5G, and Bluetooth. Read full story: https://lnkd.in/esM-jj8K --- #GovConNews #EndGen #IARPA