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DARPA and Air Force Fly an AI-Controlled F-16 Fighter Jet

via DARPA·16h ago

DARPA and the U.S. Air Force announced they have flown an F-16 fighter jet controlled by artificial intelligence. The milestone advances the Pentagon's push toward autonomous combat aircraft that could fly alongside or in place of human pilots. It also sharpens the debate over how much life-and-death decision-making the military should hand to machines.

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