USAF AI Vs. Human ‘Dogfights’ Show Progression Of Autonomy Tests
The X-62A after a December 2023 flight at Edwards AFB, California.
Credit: Brian Everstine/Aerospace DAILY
The U.S. Air Force’s progression to fielding large numbers of uncrewed autonomous aircraft to fight alongside crewed fighters faces a series of major hurdles including basic technological readiness, industry’s ability to build the systems at scale and figuring out how they can be integrated into...
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