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CHINESE fighter pilots have been going up against aircraft piloted by artificial intelligence that fare "better than humans" and can shoot them down in simulated dogfights.
The Air Force has been testing out AI systems that have been "sharpening the sword" for the country's pilots, Chinese media reported.
CHINESE fighter pilots have been going up against aircraft piloted by artificial intelligence that fare "better than humans" and can shoot them down in simulated dogfights.
The Air Force has been testing out AI systems that have been "sharpening the sword" for the country's pilots, Chinese media reported.