US Army in Europe looks to AI to process more than 1,500 potential targets a day, with humans making the final call

Business Insider quotes Brig. Gen. Steven Carpenter, head of Multi-Domain Command Europe, saying AI should handle speed and scale and recommend responses but humans should not be taken out of the loop, as forces prepare for as many as 1,200 incoming missiles and drones a day.

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