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Editor of Uncommon Defense. @defensenews @businessinsider @foreignpolicy @thenatlinterest Email: mikedefense1@gmail.com
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Pentagon Looks to AI To Identify Space and Missile Threats

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By Michael Peck Verified
| RealClear Defense
Pentagon Looks to AI To Identify Space and Missile Threats
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Pentagon looks to AI to identify space and missile threats

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By Michael Peck Verified
| MSN Verified
Missile defense in wartime involves many complications. Human operators must deal with high-speed objects, short timelines and sensor data that isn't always clear. The Pentagon now wants artificial intelligence that can cut through the confusion.
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US Air Force seeks ‘rapidly deployable’ drone swarms for base security Original

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By Michael Peck Verified
| Military Times Verified
The U.S. Air Force is looking to turn its cargo planes into launch platforms for drone swarms. Or more specifically, the service would like transport aircraft and their retinue of drones to deploy to Air Force bases. Once there, this swarm of AI-controlled drones would autonomously defend the bases — and any aircraft parked there — from attack.
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