Anduril Industries has entered into a partnership with OpenAI to use artificial intelligence to protect U.S. military bases from drone attacks. AI models, trained on Anduril’s data, will help quickly analyze threats, reducing the workload on operators and improving situational awareness. The agreement continues amid growing threats associated with armed drones. Anduril is also involved in the Replicator program and will deliver 500 systems for countering drones as part of a $250 million contract.
12/6/2024 2:38:39 PM (GMT+1)
Anduril Industries and OpenAI team up to use AI in protecting U.S. military bases from drone attacks: new technology to enhance security and situational awareness 🛡️
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