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Efosa Udinmwen

US Air Force wants AI help to keep its Minuteman III nukes ticking until they're 66, or maybe 80

Nuclear fusion at the National Ignition Facility (2016).
  • America's aging nuclear missiles depend on data scattered across dozens of systems
  • Minuteman III could remain operational decades beyond its original retirement schedule
  • The US Air Force wants one AI interface to organize fragmented missile data

The US Air Force is searching for an artificial intelligence agent capable of centralizing the fractured data behind its aging nuclear missile fleet.

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