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The US military is pushing to stay ahead of China in developing artificial intelligence for weapon systems. A recent demo showcased an AI-piloted fighter jet engaging in a dogfight with a human-piloted jet, highlighting significant advancements. The military is investing heavily in AI research, with projects including an AI-powered navigation system and training AI to fly fighter jets. Safety is a top concern, with officials controlling data and ensuring responsible use. The focus on AI is driven by the need to stay ahead of potential adversaries, with China also investing heavily in AI research.
By Dr. Tony Hoang4.6
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The US military is pushing to stay ahead of China in developing artificial intelligence for weapon systems. A recent demo showcased an AI-piloted fighter jet engaging in a dogfight with a human-piloted jet, highlighting significant advancements. The military is investing heavily in AI research, with projects including an AI-powered navigation system and training AI to fly fighter jets. Safety is a top concern, with officials controlling data and ensuring responsible use. The focus on AI is driven by the need to stay ahead of potential adversaries, with China also investing heavily in AI research.

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