AI & Autonomy - Page 3

Autonomy in the field is mostly narrow and mostly unglamorous. Terminal guidance that keeps working after the link drops, a route planner, an automatic target recognizer that flags candidates for a human. The systems that get fielded are the ones a crew already trusts, which is a slower path than any procurement schedule assumes.

This section covers military AI and autonomous systems. Collaborative combat aircraft, uncrewed surface and underwater vessels, ground robots, automated intelligence processing, decision support, predictive maintenance, and the test and assurance work needed before any of it goes near a weapon.

Claims about autonomy levels get checked against what an operator can actually delegate. Most fielded systems remain a long way from the description in the press release.

Milestone for AIR 5391

Milestone for AIR 5391

The Systems Division of Tenix Defence Systems today closed the Critical Design Review for the ELTA EL/L-8222 electronic-countermeasures pod Software Support Facility. Built at Mawson Lakes, South Australia, the new suite will stand ready for the Royal Australian Air Force’s Electronic Warfare
February 22, 2001

Related Coverage

The software, data pipelines and command architecture underneath all of it are in Digital Systems & Software. Surveillance & Reconnaissance covers the collection that automated analysis exists to keep up with. Missiles / Drones / Directed Energy follows autonomous guidance and unmanned strike.

Weapons & Technologies is the parent section. Adversarial attacks on models, and the security of the data behind them, are in Cybersecurity & Electronic Warfare. Platforms & Systems carries the aircraft, vessels and vehicles being made autonomous, and Exercises & Training the evaluations where claims meet an opposing force.