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The looming swarm/ Amy McCullough

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MCCULLOUGH Amy

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TextPublication details: 2019Subject(s):

DRONES -- AIR FORCE

In: Air Force Magazine April 2019, pp.35-39 (58)Summary: Swarming technology could find its way to the battlefield within the next few years, at least in a limited capacity, but it will take some to marry up the artificial intelligence and autonomy needed for a high-end fight.

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Swarming technology could find its way to the battlefield within the next few years, at least in a limited capacity, but it will take some to marry up the artificial intelligence and autonomy needed for a high-end fight.

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