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Thales Expands on Psibernetix AI for Smarter Fighter Pilot Training Software

Thales Expands on Psibernetix AI for Smarter Fighter Pilot Training Software
After acquiring Psibernetix in June, Thales software engineers showed how they're improving upon the machine learning algorithm developed by the company to make blue force/red force fighter pilot training more human-like during their InnovDays 2019 event in Paris La Defense.

TOULOUSE, France – Thales is redesigning artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms developed by Psibernetix to create fighter pilot training software that learns and reacts to maneuvers and actions by human inputs. In June, Thales acquired Psibernetix, an Ohio-based startup that developed processes that enable AI decisions to be mathematically verified and validated with a machine-learning algorithm called “Genetic Fuzzy Trees.” Engineers that are currently improving upon those algorithms demonstrated the latest AI-based training software version of Psibernetix technology with…

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