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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsChina launched the world's first AI-operated 'mother ship,' an unmanned carrier capable of launching
https://www.businessinsider.com/china-launches-worlds-first-ai-unmanned-drone-aircraft-carrier-2022-6China launched the world's first AI-operated 'mother ship,' an unmanned carrier capable of launching dozens of drones
Alia Shoaib
Jun 11, 2022, 6:25 AM
China has launched the world's first crewless drone carrier that uses artificial intelligence to navigate autonomously in open water.
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Alia Shoaib
Jun 11, 2022, 6:25 AM
China launched a crewless ship capable of carrying dozens of drones.
The ship, named Zhu Hai Yun, uses an artificial intelligence system to navigate autonomously.
Beijing has touted it as a maritime research tool, but experts suggest it has potential as a military vessel.
China has launched the world's first crewless drone carrier that uses artificial intelligence to navigate autonomously in open water.
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China launched the world's first AI-operated 'mother ship,' an unmanned carrier capable of launching (Original Post)
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Jun 2022
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tavernier
(14,375 posts)1. When I saw the word 'launched'
I thought they were talking about a space ship and I envisioned an orbiting ship shooting missiles at planet Earth. Weird thought but I suppose somebody will come up with it someday.
tanyev
(48,873 posts)3. Oh, it's coming.
?w=768&h=295TexasTowelie
(126,273 posts)2. Well, at least we won't feel guilty about loss of life
if we have to destroy that carrier in the future.
