Ученый DSTG Фио Сан получила награду за вклад в искусственный интеллект для обороны

Phyo San from Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG) has won the AI in Defence and Intelligence category at the 2026 Women in AI APAC Awards. The award recognises her outstanding contributions to artificial intelligence supporting Defence capability and national security outcomes. Dr San, a senior data researcher within DSTG's Digital AI Systems team, was honoured for her leadership and innovation in applying advanced AI technologies to address complex operational and capability challenges for Defence. The AI in Defence and Intelligence category recognises women who are making significant advances across defence, intelligence, aerospace and geospatial data. Dr San's award acknowledges her expertise, impact and commitment to developing cutting-edge AI solutions that strengthen Australia's national security. Chief Defence Scientist Professor Tanya Monro said Dr San's award recognised both her outstanding contribution to artificial intelligence and the impact of DSTG's science and technology workforce. "Dr San's achievement reflects her exceptional expertise, innovation and leadership in applying artificial intelligence to some of Defence's most complex challenges. Her work is helping to strengthen Defence capability and support Australia's national security priorities," Professor Monro said. "This award is a significant recognition of Dr San's contributions and underscores the depth of talent across DSTG. It also highlights our commitment to delivering world-class science and technology that provides Defence with a strategic advantage and benefits Australia more broadly." Pioneered by Women in AI, the awards celebrate women from diverse backgrounds who are making significant advances in the field of artificial intelligence. Women in AI is a global non-profit organisation promoting inclusive and ethical AI across more than 150 countries. The winners of the 2026 Women in AI APAC Awards were announced at a gala event held at Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art on September 3. /Public Release. This material from the originating organization/author(s) might be of the point-in-time nature, and edited for clarity, style and length. Mirage.News does not take institutional positions or sides, and all views, positions, and conclusions expressed herein are solely those of the author(s).View in full here.