In future combat where GPS navigation options can be jammed or eliminated, AI could help aircraft fly by following Earth's magnetic fields.
At Eglin Air Force Base in Florida, a test bed for a new kind of air force, Major Trent McMullen is a fighter pilot learning to fly alongside the XQ-58, a drone piloted by artificial intelligence.
Board game pieces are placed during a wargame exercise at Dyess Air Force Base, Texas, Sept. 16, 2025. (Airman William Neal/U.S. Air Force) The U.S. Air Force is turning to artificial intelligence to ...
An F-35A assigned to the Alabama Air National Guard lands at Edwards Air Force Base, California. (Chase Kohler/U.S. Air Force) The Department of the Air Force seeks to lease thousands of acres of land ...
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US Air Force wants AI to power high-speed wargaming
The U.S. Air Force is turning to artificial intelligence to boost its wargames. The Air Force wants a cloud-based, AI-powered "digital sandbox" as a hub to generate and run wargames at speeds of up 10 ...
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