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DOD artificial intelligence agents successfully pilot fighter

https://www.afrl.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/3297364/dod-artificial-intelligence-agents-successfully-pilot-fighter-jet/

This is my most recent press release.

The DOD has broken new ground when it comes to tactical aircraft AI-driven autonomy.

Our AFRL & DARPA AI agents piloted the U. S. Air Force Test Pilot School’s X-62 VISTA fighter jet to perform 1-v-1 Beyond Visual Range (BVR) and Within Visual Range (“Dog Fighting”) engagements pushing the state-of-the-art for autonomous systems years ahead.

Incredibly proud of our world-class joint team who worked extremely hard to pull off this “first of its kind” flight test and push the envelope of DOD capability forward.

This is the culmination of 3 years of work across 4 government teams. Collaboration was the key to success.

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Just achieved my Amateur (HAM) Radio Technician Class License! (Call sign: K4AGN)

A couple of weeks ago I decided to study and test for my amateur radio technician license. For those of you unfamiliar with art, HAM radio operators are licensed to access to HF/VHF/UHF frequency bands not open to the general public to have general conversations with other HAMs around the world, spread knowledge of the radio art, or help out in emergency situations. I went down this path to learn more about the electromagnetic spectrum and radio operations, and it’s been enlightening. A technician license is the first of 3 license levels, followed by the General class, then Extra class. I plan to continue this journey through Extra class

Hit me up on the radio waves!

Cheers,
Ron