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The ACE Program aims to improve intelligence forecast accuracy by combining analyst judgments using advanced techniques.
Unconstrained video clips uploaded online pose challenges for analysis due to their unplanned and varied nature.
The Amon-Hen program seeks low-cost methods for imaging geostationary satellites using ground-based interferometry.
ATHENA was a program focused on computer network operations.
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity launched the Geopolitical Forecasting Challenge in response to a request from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
Researchers at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering study human trust in AI assistants and the effectiveness of human-AI collaboration.
The U.S. Office of the Director of National Intelligence addressed speculation about the coronavirus origin in April 2020.
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania developed a superior method for forecasting geopolitical events, recognized by the U.S. intelligence community.
Congress tasked IARPA with developing technologies to detect deepfakes.
The Allen Institute uses serial-section electron microscopy to map brain cell connectivity, supported by IARPA since 2016.
IARPA has had distinguished leaders since its founding in 2007, guiding its role within the Intelligence Community.
IARPA Program Managers focus on research challenges for the Intelligence Community, impacting future capabilities and scientific progress.
IARPA advances science to develop solutions for the Intelligence Community’s future needs.
IARPA funds high-risk research to address challenges faced by the Intelligence Community’s agencies and disciplines.
IARPA holds Proposers’ Days before releasing Broad Agency Announcements to outline program visions.
IARPA releases Requests for Information on SAM.gov and IARPA.gov to gather insights on emerging research areas.
IARPA invests in high-risk research to address difficult problems and provide intelligence advantages.