US EditionFrom Wreckage to Reconnection: ANU Signs Groundbreaking Memorandum of Understanding with US Department of Defense
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Microsoft has previously announced that it plans to enable the use of Copilot in versions of its software suite for government and high-security users, including those in systems with the highest level of protection.
From Wreckage to Reconnection: ANU Signs Groundbreaking Memorandum of Understanding with US Department of Defense
When Dr Ben Shaw from the ANU School of Culture, History & Language (at the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific) received an email from the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) (within the US Department of Defense) in 2023, little did he know it would set him on a course that would redefine both his fieldwork and the […] The post From Wreckage to Reconnection: ANU Signs Groundbreaking Memorandum of Understanding with US Department of Defense…
Microsoft appears to be developing a version of its generative AI tool, Copilot, specifically for the US Department of Defense.
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