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AI Fighter Pilots Academy, where Saab trains its AI Agents

Typically, fighter pilots build-up syllabus sees them going to flight school, often referred to as Air Force Academy; Saab virtual “fighter pilots elements”, as we might define AI agents aimed at fighter aircraft, will follow the same path, “attending” the newly formed AI Fighter Pilots Academy. The AI FPA was announced in early November at…

AI and physics discoveries

While AI is often associated with generative tools that produce text and images, Eun-Ah Kim is focused on a different use of AI. In her research, she used machine learning to analyze scientific data and predict how materials might behave.

Maintaining the ITU “Artificial Intelligence” Resolution

On 9 November in Doha, Qatar, the Plenipotentiary Conference of the Geneva-based International Telecommunication Union (ITU) will convene all the nations of the world as a treaty-making body. Known as PP-26, it is the continuum of an independent technical-operational organization that has existed in multiple forms since 1850. It was first convened that year at…

Sharon Davis receives research grant to keep clinical AI models accurate

In medicine, predictive models derived from artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning have some related weaknesses that call for monitoring and correction. Model performance can degrade over time as clinical practice, information systems and patient populations change — a problem known as model drift.