Marshall Kosloff talks with Charles Edel about reactions to Trump’s election in Australia and New Zealand and the future of the Indo-Pacific region. Image: Chad McNeeley
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Earlier this year, an AI-piloted F-16 participated in its first full dogfight maneuver exercise. The pilot (who sat in the cockpit but did not control the aircraft) was so impressed by the computer’s performance that he stated that he would be willing to give the system fire control authority. However, America’s progress in fielding powerful AI solutions such as this may be at risk under the incoming Trump administration.
Brianna Lyman, The Federalist Weeks before Biden announced the ‘largest single-day grant of clemency,’ the president quietly commuted the sentences of two Chinese spies.
Fleetwood, The Federalist West Point is refusing to say if officials who spread false info about Pete Hegseth’s acceptance into the school will be punished.
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Josiah Lippincott, American Greatness In recent comments at the Ronald Reagan Foundation and Institute’s National Defense Forum, General Eric Smith, the Commandant of the Marine Corps, stated…
Schogol, T & P China’s military may be combat inexperienced, but it has the largest active-duty force in the world and more ships than the U.S. Navy.
U.S. government and military officials determined that the mysterious, unauthorized drones spotted over New Jersey since late November do not at this point threaten national security or public safety. However, Pentagon and military components are staying on top of those still-emerging reports, and they’re prepared for the case of an escalation where they’re asked to respond, several officials told DefenseScoop on Thursday.
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When Tiffany Zaloudek walked into a recruiter’s office, she was ready to deal with the overt sexism of being told that becoming a SERE Specialist in the Air Force was too hard for a woman.
She was not expecting to be waved off because she had a pet rabbit.
“I didn’t look like the type who would do this job because I was so feminine,” Zaldoudek said. “Well, that and because I had previously owned a pet rabbit.”
The rabbit excuse, she would soon learn, was actually kind of legit.
EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. — The Air Force’s testing of autonomous flight capabilities is in full swing as the service continues to parse out how artificial intelligence software can be integrated onto its future aircraft.
There are at least 12 AI agents currently being tested at Edwards Air Force Base, Brig. Gen. Doug Wickert, commander of the 412th Test Wing, said during a Dec. 5 briefing with reporters.