DARPA I2O Office-wide BAA
Funds United States information science, cyber, and computational defense innovation shaping future command capabilities.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's Information Innovation Office (I2O) issues an Office-wide Broad Agency Announcement covering proposals for artificial intelligence, machine learning, cyber resilience, formal verification, autonomous decision-making, information warfare, and emerging computational technologies for defense. The most recent I2O BAA, HR001126S0001, closed December 2, 20โฆ
Artificial intelligence and machine learning, cyber resilience and security, formal methods and verification, autonomous decision-making, information warfare, and emerging computational technologies for defense.
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