Testimony at a Wednesday hearing in Washington raised pointed questions about whether human oversight of AI-driven military targeting remains meaningful when the technology operates faster than personnel can validate its decisions.
The Air Education and Training Command has released strategic guidance aimed at embedding artificial intelligence literacy into training for every Airman, not just technical specialists.
The Air Force's X-62 VISTA test aircraft used an infrared search-and-track sensor and AI agents to execute dozens of autonomous intercepts across eight flights, marking a significant step toward integrating machine decision-making into tactical air operations.
