You can be my wingman any time! Raspberry Pi AI waxes Air Force top gun’s tail in dogfights • The Register

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Today’s generation of fighter pilots could be the last of their breed, thanks to an AI system dubbed ALPHA that’s proving unkillable in air combat.

The US Air Force has just completed dogfighting trials in a simulator, pitching the software against retired Air Force Colonel Gene Lee. The AI – which ran on a $35 RaspberryPi computer – was deliberately handicapped but still managed to shoot down its fleshy opponent every time and evade his attempts to kill it.

Source: You can be my wingman any time! RaspBerry Pi AI waxes Air Force top gun’s tail in dogfights • The Register

Amazing that a $35 computer can out fly human pilots!

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