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🛩️US Air Force to use AI powered jets

“I’m not going to have this robot go out and just start shooting at things,” General Jobe told reporters late last year.

However, the US Air Force undeniably wants to use AI in combat. The math is simple: an F-35 fighter jet costs $80 million, while an AI aircraft ranges from $3 to $25 million. This means you can deploy large swarms of combat aircraft for the same price as a few fighter jets, and they can take on riskier missions without endangering pilots.

This advantage would be crucial in a conflict with China, given that it has fortified its coast and islands near Taiwan with over a thousand anti-ship and antiaircraft missiles.

Other projects are also exploring A.I. integration in manned aircraft. A fully functional A.I. combat system is predicted to be a reality in 5-10 years.

While Air Force officials emphasize that humans will always make the final decisions on strikes, if AI proves faster and more efficient, it might become a real dilemma not to let them act autonomously.

This shift could redefine warfare strategies, where fooling or hacking these systems will be essential, reminiscent of a sci-fi novel.

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McKinsey recently shared a study that three-quarters of respondents expect gen AI to cause “significant or disruptive change in the nature of their industry’s competition” in the next three years.

Yet only 21% of organizations already using gen AI have any established policies.

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