How the Air Force Should Test Autonomous Vehicles Part 2
Part 2 of the conclusion to a series on training and developing autonomous wingmen for future aerial combat.
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How the Air Force should Test Autonomous Vehicles Part 1 of 2
In part 1 of a 2-part series conclusion, Nick Helms discusses foundations and processes for testing and training autonomous air vehicles.
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Ethics in Autonomy
Without a public discourse on autonomy, there might not be anything left worth fighting over.
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The Cyber (EMS) Offset
Cognitive computing may have significant implications for future cyber and multi-domain operations.
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Interview with Lieutenant General Jack Shanahan: Part 2
Excerpt: In an interview, Lt Gen Jack Shanahan shares his vision for the role of artificial intelligence and machine learning
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Interview with Lieutenant General Jack Shanahan: Part 1
In an interview, Lt Gen Jack Shanahan shares his insights on the future implications of artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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DROP ZONE: The Rise of the Machines
Although the machines have not taken over, swarms offer a solution to the problem of accessing contested areas and destroying challenging target sets.
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Trust in Autonomy
In this article, we are delving into the concept of trust as it applies to training autonomous air vehicles like human wingmen or co-pilots.
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Airmen’s Definition of Autonomy
This is the second installation in a series addressing the future of autonomous aerial systems training and acquisition.
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Autonomy: The Future of Aerial Combat
Autonomous air vehicles in a combat environment will be more useful if they are capable of adapting effectively to changing human demands.
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