Breaking The Language Barrier
DARPA is funding research into automated translation and linguistic analysis technologies that will make it easier for English speakers to understand foreign-language chat, messaging, and face-to-face conversation by translating on the fly, regardless of the use of slang, colloquialisms, varied pronunciation, or incomplete syntax.

Parsing Language
The Deep Exploration and Filtering of Text (DEFT) program uses natural-language processing and artificial intelligence to parse documents and conversations for deeper meaning by making inferences, analyzing context, and navigating causal relationships among various statements.

Advanced Surveillance
Early pilots in DARPA's so-called Mind's Eye program have demonstrated an ability to recognize and describe certain events. The program uses artificial intelligence to analyze video feeds from a camera, then describe what is going on within the camera's fields of vision

Sniper Detection
Snipers are a dangerous threat in hostile environments. DARPA's Counter-Sniper Program is working on technology to automatically sense, track, and return fire on snipers.

View From Above
Originally slated for use in drones in Afghanistan, DARPA's Autonomous Real-time Ground Ubiquitous Surveillance-Imaging System uses a series of cameras and processing systems in the sky to perform high-def video monitoring of events on the ground

3-D Targeting
Standoff Precision ID in 3-D uses optics technologies, including a technology often found in radio telescopes (focal plane arrays), to more easily assess the three-dimensional characteristics of targets from a long range.

Originally posted by rocket88
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This one is awesome!

Breaking The Language Barrier
DARPA is funding research into automated translation and linguistic analysis technologies that will make it easier for English speakers to understand foreign-language chat, messaging, and face-to-face conversation by translating on the fly, regardless of the use of slang, colloquialisms, varied pronunciation, or incomplete syntax.

For the following:
Not sure if skynet evolving or just police state on the rise.

Parsing Language
The Deep Exploration and Filtering of Text (DEFT) program uses natural-language processing and artificial intelligence to parse documents and conversations for deeper meaning by making inferences, analyzing context, and navigating causal relationships among various statements.

Advanced Surveillance
Early pilots in DARPA's so-called Mind's Eye program have demonstrated an ability to recognize and describe certain events. The program uses artificial intelligence to analyze video feeds from a camera, then describe what is going on within the camera's fields of vision

Sniper Detection
Snipers are a dangerous threat in hostile environments. DARPA's Counter-Sniper Program is working on technology to automatically sense, track, and return fire on snipers.

View From Above
Originally slated for use in drones in Afghanistan, DARPA's Autonomous Real-time Ground Ubiquitous Surveillance-Imaging System uses a series of cameras and processing systems in the sky to perform high-def video monitoring of events on the ground

3-D Targeting
Standoff Precision ID in 3-D uses optics technologies, including a technology often found in radio telescopes (focal plane arrays), to more easily assess the three-dimensional characteristics of targets from a long range.

It´s hard for me to see a win for humanity by improving monitoring-, targeting- and weapon-systems...

Originally posted by CIAGypsy
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Personally, I think I would want the military who is protecting my a$$ to be the most technologically advanced military on the planet. Just saying....

I hate to break it to you but the Jason Bourne series is JUST A MOVIE. It's a fiction, my friend. Yes, technology and science can be used to destroy. But it can also be used to save lives. Science is a tool. Imagination is the key. Not everyone in the government or in a position of authority in this country is the godless monster that you and Hollywood make them out to be. Hollywood does it for money. You and others like you do it simply out of paranoia.

LL!!!!

all 14 are new devices/technologies that enable TCOTBIP and the military to lie cheat,spy, rape and kill others.

www.slate.com...
DARPA Scientists Create Superfast Wi-Fi That Attaches Information to Light Beams
By Ben Johnson and Slate V Staff | Posted Tuesday, June 26, 2012, at 4:50 PM ET

In “get this into my house immediately” news, a group of scientists have created a new system for transmitting data that uses light and could be 85,000 times faster than broadband cable.
This super wi-fi, which could be used for everything from satellite communication links to fiber optic cables, employs something called “phase holograms” to manipulate eight separate beams of light so that they can carry “1” or “0” data bits—the building blocks of sending digital information from one place to another.

The beams, twisted into a DNA-like helical shape, were sent through free space as unique data streams, almost like separate channels on your radio. The transmit speed? 2.5 terabits per second, which Gizmodo describes as the equivalent of seven Blu-ray movies.

Of course, this technology, funded by DARPA and developed by a multinational team of scientists from Pakistan, China, Israel, and the United States, could easily be used for evil. But for now, let’s all just imagine downloading all of the Star Wars films in a blink of an eye—even if we only really want to watch three of them.

Video by Jim Festante.
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Twisted Light Boosts Space Communication
InnovationNewsDaily Staff25 June 2012 02:55 PM ET

Twisted light beams have opened the door for wireless communication 85,000 times faster than broadband Internet speeds. The breakthrough could allow NASA missions or military space satellites to exchange data at ultrahigh speeds.

Lab tests have shown how twisted laser beams can transmit data at speeds up to 2.56 terabits per second — roughly the equivalent of beaming 70 DVDs worth of data in a single second through free space. Such speed easily put broadband Internet's 30 megabits per second to shame.

"We didn't invent the twisting of light, but we took the concept and ramped it up to a terabit-per-second," said Alan Willner, electrical engineering professor at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.

The international team hailing from the U.S., China, Pakistan and Israel used beam-twisting "phase holograms" that are able to twist light beams into a helical shape similar to that of DNA. Each beam's individual twist can effectively create the equivalent of a new data stream channel — similar to a radio having separate channels — without the need for more bandwidth.

The lab test beamed the data across open space rather than through fiber-optic cables, so that researchers could simulate space communication between satellites. Such testing had funding from the U.S. military's Defense Advance Research Projects Agency (DARPA) under its "Information in a Photon" program. [Secret Codes Ready to Take Quantum Leap in Space]

Originally posted by spleenika
reply to post by CIAGypsy

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Who created the internet? DARPA.

Who is using said internet freely to accuse and abuse DARPA. You.

That's an interesting thing about science. The same advancements that help, can so often be used to harm. It takes humans to use science responsibly.

So what I'm saying is we are screwed, but its pretty cool.