cortAIx in Germany: Thales accelerates AI at the heart of systems
Thales launches cortAIx in Germany to industrialize reliable AI in defense. The goal: to integrate AI into critical systems without losing control. In summary On […]
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Armed swarms and tactical AI: the new war in the skies begins
Collaborative Combat Aircraft are changing the equation: swarms, onboard AI, networked combat. Why the USAF is accelerating and what Europe risks. In summary Collaborative Combat […]
AI swarms: how robots are already taking over
Swarms of autonomous robots are moving from centralized control to distributed decision-making, to become more resilient and efficient. In summary Artificial intelligence systems organized into […]
Lockheed Martin redefines AI integration with STAR.OS™
Lockheed Martin introduces STAR.OS™, a unified AI platform that brings together systems, tactical applications, autonomy, and rapid deployment to modernize defense. Summary Lockheed Martin launched […]
A single pilot for the B-21 Raider: the USAF’s first “smart” bomber
The B-21 Raider could soon fly with a single pilot thanks to AI, making use of everything from automation and “loyal wingman” drones to major […]
Why is it more difficult to fly a fighter jet during AI-simulated combat than during actual training?
Why does AI-simulated aerial combat put more pressure on pilots than a conventional training flight? Technical analysis, figures, examples. Summary AI-simulated combat is shaking up […]
Air superiority of the future: AI, drones, and pilots
Current AI, drone, and sensor programs are reinventing aerial combat. Looking ahead to 2100: distributed architectures, autonomous swarms, and a new role for pilots. In […]
AI and drones: the technological breakthrough that is redefining warfare and the market
Discover how artificial intelligence is transforming the drone sector compared to traditional autonomous systems, and which companies are leading this revolution. In summary The military […]
Northrop Grumman prepares its AI test aircraft for autumn
This autumn, Northrop Grumman will test an aircraft equipped with Prism software, a test bed for plug-and-play AI modules for multi-domain missions. Summary Northrop Grumman […]
Fully autonomous AI drones: promise and real limitations
Can drones equipped with artificial intelligence operate truly autonomously and effectively without human intervention, and what are their limitations in the real world? The question […]