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The U.S. Air Force will invest $235 million to help a start-up manufacturer build a jet with a blended-wing body that officials say could provide greater range and efficiency for military tankers and cargo planes and perhaps eventually be used to carry airline passengers. JetZero and the Air Force, which announced the award Wednesday, say they hope that the full-size demonstrator plane will be ready to fly in 2027. Most large airplanes are tubes with wings and a tail section attached. Blended-wing planes are designed with the body and wings being one piece. The result is a sleek, futuristic-looking aircraft with less aerodynamic drag than a conventional plane of the same size. The Air Force said the new planes will use 30 percent less fuel than current models during cargo flights. JetZero claims usage will be cut by half. https://lnkd.in/eEy94c6M

https://lnkd.in/d8ZqQnXj "Called the X-62A Variable Stability In-flight Simulator Test Aircraft, or VISTA, the autonomous aircraft is a modified version of an F-16 that has been fitted out with an AI programme.  Since it was first built in December 2022, the jet has been taken out on at least 21 test flights, totalling more than 17 hours of flight time and the first time machine-learning has been used to pilot a fighter jet. During flight, the AI algorithm on the jet analyses data and makes real-time decisions, a process called machine learning, that mirrors the way in which fighter pilots hone their instincts over years of practice. Carrying out a dogfight between an AI-powered jet and a human marks a “transformational moment in aerospace history”, DARPA said in a statement."

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The aircraft, called Alia, has a 50-foot-long wing, seats for two pilots up front, and cargo space behind them. Beta is developing two different versions of the electric plane. One is called a CTOL aircraft, which stands for “conventional take-off and landing.” The aircraft that the Air Force will have on hand in Florida is outfitted for CTOL flight, meaning it takes off and lands by cruising down a runway, like a regular plane. A second version is designed for VTOL flight, an acronym that stands for “vertical take-off and landing.” https://lnkd.in/e77pyFx8

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The #us #AirForce has successfully flown an #unmanned jet with advanced #AI and #machinelearning capabilities, a major step towards the development of collaborative combat aircraft (CCA) to fly alongside human pilots. CCAs could perform various #missions like air-to-air combat, air-to-ground strikes, and intelligence gathering. SHOULD A.I EVER HAVE THE ABILITY TO KILL? #artificialintelligencetechnology #india #usa #artificialintelligence #machinelearningalgorithms #aiandbusiness #defencetechnology