The Air Force Is Researching a ‘MAD.AI’ That Would Adapt Drones to New Environments
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· Sep 16, 2024 at 9:25 AM
The Air Force has contracted with a company called Qylur, whose tool is designed to continuously improve the AI systems of autonomous devices such as drones and UAVs.
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The Air Force is researching an AI tool that would continuously improve the AI systems on existing autonomous devices, such as drones and UAVs, helping them to respond to new environments, according to internal Air Force documents obtained by 404 Media.
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