Airmen learned how to use artificial intelligence systems to scan the skies for drones and engage threats.
The US Air Force is working on its drone defenses, starting with AI and ending with shotguns
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Chris Panella
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The technology can detect threats and distinguish them from non-threats, such as birds, faster than a human operator can.
Can pilots trust drones as their new wingmen in battle? The Air Force is testing that in training.
The long-range, non-kinetic autonomous platform can sense and disable small drones at extended ranges.
US Air Force also plans to establish dedicated air base defence units at selected installations.
The US Air Force has taken a major step toward deeper integration of human pilots and autonomous systems in combat, awarding…
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