Australia, US, UK to test AI system to track Chinese submarines in the Pacific
- The US, UK, and Australia plan to use artificial intelligence on surveillance aircraft to process data and strengthen anti-submarine warfare capabilities. They will also establish radar sites to improve deep space detection.
- Australia will purchase three Virginia-class submarines from the US and build five AUKUS-class submarines in collaboration with the UK. The submarines, powered by US nuclear technology, will be built in Adelaide and finished around 2040.
- The technology agreement between the US, UK, and Australia aims to track Chinese submarines using AI algorithms and enhance anti-submarine warfare capabilities. The tests are part of the AUKUS partnership to counter China's military modernization.
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US Navy says it will trial using AI to track Chinese submarines in the Pacific
MARK SCHIEFELBEIN / GettyThe US, Australia, and the UK will use AI to counter China's growing military assertiveness in the Pacific.The move is part of the Aukus Pillar II alliance between the countries.The US has reported a spike in aggressive behavior by China in the region.The US, UK, and Australia have unveiled new plans to trial the use of AI to track Chinese submarines in the Pacific.Speaking on Friday at a joint meeting in Mountain View, …
Australia says AI will be used to help track Chinese submarines under new Aukus plan
Defence minister Richard Marles and counterparts from the UK and US say new technologies will be deployed by militariesGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastArtificial intelligence, drones, and deep space radar are among the technologies that will be used by Australia and its Aukus allies to counter China’s aggression in the Pacific.Australia’s defence minister, Richard Marles, met with his counterparts from th…
AUKUS: UK strikes deal with US and Australia to monitor deep space with high-powered radar
The programme will see a network of three radars set up in the UK, US and Australia as part of the security pact between the three nations. The UK's dish is planned for Wales and could be up and running by 2030.
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