Autonomous Aircraft Using Artificial Intelligent Attack Systems

The JSF or joint strike fighter will probably be theper aircraft. Not to mention the cost estimated at
last manned fighter plane before our Air Force$1 million to train a single fighter pilot. Indeed, the
and Navy move towards unmanned aerial vehicles.future of warfare is going robotic either way; that
This is because as the modern battles space ofis to say whether it be under the ocean, on the
future periods becomes more net centric andwater, On land or in space.Unmanned aerial
faster paced human pilots will be a significant risk.vehicles will need to be programmed with artificial
For one thing they cannot take the G-forces,intelligent attack systems so that they might
which will be required to get away from surfaceidentify the enemy from any perspective,
to air missiles. It does not make sense to builddetermined targets and fire in rapid succession
aircraft with lots of controls that add weight, relywithout hesitation or the reaction time currently
on slower reaction times from humans and beinvolved with human pilots. These unmanned aerial
limited by how many G-forces the human bodyvehicles will need to hunt in pairs, groups and
can take, which will hamper and eliminate the needswarms and operate in a net centric way, while
for super maneuverability.The days of top gunoften maintaining radio or communication blackout,
are over much to the chagrin of the nextas not to give away their position or cause us to
up-and-coming fighter pilots. However it is just aslose such expensive hardware. Consider this in
well, as we can build better maneuverable aircraft2006.
out of lighter materials and save millions of dollars