An Air Force program shows how the Pentagon is starting to embrace the potential of a rapidly emerging technology, with far-reaching implications for war-fighting tactics, military culture and the defense industry.
for consolation, at least an AI wouldn’t crack a joke with his buddies about doing a strike after bombing a whole neighborhood, a school and a hospital.
Notice : I didn’t read the article. My internet is slower than a snail going backwards on a ramp so i couldn’t read it
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for consolation, at least an AI wouldn’t crack a joke with his buddies about doing a strike after bombing a whole neighborhood, a school and a hospital.
Notice : I didn’t read the article. My internet is slower than a snail going backwards on a ramp so i couldn’t read it
Turns out they used existing pilot information to train the AI so it’ll still bomb a supermarket and make a “fire sale” joke.
P.s. I also didn’t read the article.