The Marines want to use artificial intelligence to counter one of their enemies' most effective and hard-to-detect weapons

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September 17, 2018 8:08 PM

The Navy and the Marine Corps expect maritime and amphibious operations to grow more challenging as adversaries acquire more sophisticated weapons. To counter one persistent but low-tech threat, the Corps is looking to artificial technology.

South Korean marines and the US 7th Marine Regiment take part in a mock amphibious landing.

The Marines want to use artificial intelligence to counter one of their enemies' most effective and hard-to-detect weapons

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