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How Project Maven taught the military to love AI

alinemati1983-6987Apr 24

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The US military's Maven Smart System has accelerated targeting processes, enabling strikes on over 1,000 targets within the first day of an assault on Iran. This development underscores the growing reliance on AI in warfare and its significant impact on operational speed and scale for tech professionals involved in defense technologies. The success of such systems may lead to further integration of AI in military operations worldwide.

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