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AI’s next leap for the Intelligence Community: Agents managing agents

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By Barry Rosenberg
| Breaking Defense Verified
TAMPA — The future of the US Intelligence Community is likely to involve networks of AI agents working amongst themselves — exchanging information, coordinating tasks and providing actionable intelligence, key officials said this week. “Building agents, and then agents with agents, is the direction that we want to go,” Maj. Gen. Robert Kinney, chief artificial intelligence officer for the Defense Intelligence Agency, said during an AI panel at DIA’s DODIIS show on Wednesday.
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Why patching networks against cyberattacks is ‘very scary’ in the age of AI

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By Barry Rosenberg
| Breaking Defense Verified
US airmen work on network scripting codes and patching vulnerabilities at Shaw Air Force Base, S.C., Aug.18, 2023. (US Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Mariana Tafur) TAMPA — The lowly software patch has become a big headache and growing operational problem for Pentagon and defense industry networks due to the explosion of cyberattacks driven by artificial intelligence, a topic that dominated the Defense Intelligence Agency’s DODIIS show this week.
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‘No such thing as a regional conflict anymore,’ STRATCOM chief says

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By Barry Rosenberg
| Breaking Defense Verified
Commander of US Strategic Command Navy Adm. Richard Correll speaks during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on March 26, 2026 in Washington. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) TAMPA — Commanders should expect any conflict in the information age to expand far beyond the geography where missiles are flying or troops are warring, and in that environment, controlling information may become as consequential as controlling physical terrain, US Strategic Command’s top officer said Tuesday.
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