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US Navy uses AI to train laser weapons against drones against drones.
US Navy is helping to eliminate the need for a human operator to counter drone swarm attacks.
New tracking system for anti-drone lasers is being developed using AI to overcome human limitations in not only targeting, but handling atmospheric distortions.
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