US, UK and Australia take next step in integrating AI defense systems

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US, UK and Australia take next step in integrating AI defense systems

The U.S., U.K., and Australia have successfully tested integrating AI with unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in contested environments under the AUKUS military alliance. The technology was tested to ensure UAVs can complete missions and maintain network connectivity across various battlespaces. The three nations are harmonizing AI technologies for defense and security applications in response to increasing Chinese aggression in the Indo-Pacific region.

The AI-UAV integrated technology aims to reduce the time between sensing enemy targets, decision-making, and responding to threats. Through trials like the Resilient and Autonomous Artificial Intelligence Technology (RAAIT), the nations are focusing on interchangeability and interoperability of AI systems. The goal is to create an AIA ecosystem that can be utilized operationally by all three nations for enhanced joint defense capabilities.

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