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Pentagon wants AI to spot missile threats in 2 seconds before response window closes

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Pentagon wants AI to spot missile threats in 2 seconds before response window closes

The Pentagon is on the hunt for an advanced artificial intelligence system designed for swift threat detection.

This innovative engine will integrate various sensor data to create a unified intelligence overview.

It aims to process and deliver alerts in mere seconds, enabling rapid response to threa

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