Bye bye Maverick? Air Force says artificial intelligence successfully conducted test flights, including dogfighting simulation, over California desert
The flights in early December included advanced fighter maneuvers simulating combat, also known as dogfighting.The flights demonstrated that A.I. agents can control a full-scale fighter jet and provided invaluable live-flight data.
The goal of the program is to develop an A.I. autopilot system that can navigate, fly, collect intelligence and even engage in combat. The Defense Department has been working on the A.I. program since 2019 and has run dogfights with simulators in which the computer defeated a human pilot.Copyright © 2023 KABC Television, LLC. All rights reserved.
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