The Pentagon’s independent weapons testing office has removed its unclassified annual reports on weapons testing from its website, citing concerns that artificial intelligence could help foreign adversaries compile this publicly available information into detailed profiles of U.S. military vulnerabilities. The office’s annual public reports have been central to that mission, providing Congress and the public with independent assessments of the Pentagon’s major weapons programs. Under the Biden administration, the weapons testing office faced pressure to remove certain performance details from the public version of its annual report. Instead, those details were included in a controlled unclassified information version accessible only to DoD officials and lawmakers. Williams said that while the office has argued that the information in these reports is extremely sensitive, they have not made these reports entirely inaccessible.