Dassault said the two algorithms had reached sufficient maturity to be considered for future Rafale upgrades and described the work as AI support for human crews. It did not explain the algorithms' specific roles or publish test data.
The announcement comes as European manufacturers explore AI-assisted decision support and coordination with uncrewed aircraft. The briefing is limited to industry development and does not include operational guidance or tactical analysis.
Go to the source
This is an original summary, not a republication of the full report.
Read the original at Reuters ↗


