The 2005 movie "Stealth" directed by Rob Cohen introduced the concept of autonomous AI on planes. At the same time, it sparked discussions about the moral and ethical questions associated with the idea. But 18 years later, autonomous AI in aircraft is no longer just for the movies – as the U.S. has come up with the pilot-less XQ-58A Valkyrie experimental aircraft.
The Valkyrie aircraft, which draws inspiration from the movie, shares some uncanny resemblances with its Hollywood counterpart. It is powered by rocket engines, propelling it into flight with remarkable speed and agility.
Furthermore, the Valkyrie's stealthy design and advanced features evoke the aesthetic charm of the aircraft portrayed on the silver screen. With a sleek and aerodynamic form, the Valkyrie incorporates stealth features to reduce its radar cross-section. This allows it to operate covertly and evade detection, a concept reminiscent of the fictional aircraft's hidden capabilities...<<<Read More>>>...