The US Air Force has tested an AI system designed to help warfighters make faster decisions on which threats to engage first in active combat zones.
The four-day evaluation brought together teams from the 805th Combat Training Squadron (CTS), who utilized sophisticated software offering a “novel planning and execution methodology,” one never before executed.
The tool is built on the Maven Smart System, an AI-powered battlefield platform assembled by Palantir for the US Department of Defense. It pulls in data from multi-domain sensor feeds, packaging it into a common, searchable app for commanders and support groups.
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