Chinese military unveils AI system to plan and coordinate mass air strikes
Summary
China's air force has unveiled an AI-enabled 'intelligent strike planning system' that can plan and coordinate mass air strikes involving over 100 units, prioritizing targets and allocating tasks to units. Developed by Senior Colonel Deng Jianping, the system helps commanders keep up with hundreds of fast-moving targets and formations.
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