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- US Air Force Picks Five Firms to Develop Drone Wingman ‘Brain’
Part of the broader CCA program, the drone wingman initiative aims to utilize artificial intelligence to support the operations of sixth-generation fighters and bombers The drones will act as scouts, electronic warfare jammers, or first attackers for the aircraft they are escorting
- US Air Force awards contracts for drone wingmans AI brains . . .
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall flew on the VISTA aircraft this May, which used software from EpiSci, Shield AI and Physics AI to demonstrate how artificial intelligence could autonomously
- Five firms—don’t ask who—will vie to make brains for USAF . . .
DAYTON, Ohio —Five companies will get money to develop autonomous control systems for the Air Force’s planned robot wingmen—and the service is keeping the list a secret to safeguard the designs
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- Tech has rotted brains since the Stone Age | AIC
Oh, wait It’s not the A1 It’s AI As in artificial intelligence Well, that’s fine then, because I never use it for this very reason: if the sharpness of my incredible brain ever goes, everything goes And I can see what the boffins are driving at
- How Tech Giants Are Building Radically Different AI Brains . . .
Tech giants are competing in AI architecture, with distinct approaches: AI21 Labs focuses on efficiency with large vocabularies, OpenAI emphasizes scale with massive resources, Google
- The new NeuroAI - Nature Machine Intelligence
After several decades of developments in AI, has the inspiration that can be drawn from neuroscience been exhausted? Recent initiatives make the case for taking a fresh look at the intersection
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