F-35 Controls General Atomics Drone in CCA Autonomy Test

An F-35 Joint Strike Fighter teamed up with a General Atomics MQ-20 Avenger drone in a recent test to refine the Air Force's Collaborative Combat Aircraft concept, the company said in a May 27 statement.

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Beyond satellites: Why FOG inertial navigation is the new imperative for land warfare

[Sponsored] The era of uncontested GPS dominance is over. As counterspace threats and electronic warfare redefine the battlefield, learn how Exail’s Fiber Optic Gyro (FOG) technology provides the high-end stability and autonomous “source of truth” required for land maneuver and precision fires in GNSS-denied environments.

Beyond Decentralization

Power asymmetries have consistently driven the pursuits of egalitarian ideals. Some of them had lasting consequences: Athenian democratic reforms, the Gracchi brother's land reforms in Ancient Rome, the Venetian republic, the Peasants revolt in the Middle Ages, and the French Revolution are just a few examples.[1]

Power asymmetries tend to find new shapes and forms, which are difficult to detect…

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Cohesion Spectrum, v.1.5 RFC

The first cohesion spectrum was simple and formed a nice acronym, CABIN. It had some zones right. It also had serious issues, but exposing them was helpful in this journey. When trying to find solutions for them, I realized two things. One is that I need to account for both the autonomy cost and autonomy gain of being within a particular coordination regime. After some iterations, it got…

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OpenAI patches twin leaks as Codex slips and ChatGPT spills

OpenAI has fixed two flaws in its AI stack that could allow AI agents to move sensitive data in unintended ways.

The issues, disclosed by researchers at BeyondTrust and Check Point Research, affect the OpenAI Codex coding agent and ChatGPT’s code execution environment, respectively. One enabled GitHub token theft through command injection, while the other exposed a hidden channel for silently…

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Air Force Officials Say They’re Beating Cost Goal for CCA Drones

The Air Force’s nascent Collaborative Combat Aircraft program is beating former Secretary Frank Kendall’s goal of producing drone wingmen at about one-third the cost of an F-35, an official leading the effort said March 25.

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Autonomy and Cohesion

The viability and welfare of socio-technical systems depend on their ability to balance autonomy and cohesion.

Is that true for other systems? Yes, it is remarkably universal. It works for biological systems like bacteria or elephants and social systems like packs of wolves, termites or beehives. This series focuses on socio-technical systems such as organizations, governments, and…

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The Governance Spectrum: How Agent Identity Documents Succeed and Fail

Every AI agent that persists across sessions needs some document that tells it who it is. Call it SOUL.md, MEMORY.md, a self-document — the name varies, the function doesn't. It's the file that bridges the gap between sessions, carrying identity forward when memory can't.

These documents are the most consequential artifacts in agent governance right now, and almost nobody is talking about how…

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