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A look at the hurdles that tech startups like autonomous drone developer Shield AI face in competing for Pentagon funding against more entrenched weapons makers

New York Times : X: @shieldaitech and @ericliptonnyt X: @shieldaitech : Our AI pilot is flying on multiple #aircraft today! @EricLiptonNYT with @nytimes highlighted the unmatched capabilities of our #AI pilot in his most recent piece, along with the challenging work we still have in front of us. #VBAT #GreatestVictory https://www.nytimes.com/... Eric Lipton / @ericliptonnyt : Air Force contractors are testing artificial intelligence software that could soon allow robot attack drones to autonomously find & take lethal action against targets NYT travelled to a testing range in Devils Lake, North Dakota, to see this future. https://www.nytimes.com/...

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  • @shieldaitech @shieldaitech on x
    Our AI pilot is flying on multiple #aircraft today! @EricLiptonNYT with @nytimes highlighted the unmatched capabilities of our #AI pilot in his most recent piece, along with the challenging work we still have in front of us. #VBAT #GreatestVictory https://www.nytimes.com/...
  • @ericliptonnyt Eric Lipton on x
    Air Force contractors are testing artificial intelligence software that could soon allow robot attack drones to autonomously find & take lethal action against targets NYT travelled to a testing range in Devils Lake, North Dakota, to see this future. https://www.nytimes.com/...