South Korean defense firm Hanwha Systems will partner with Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) to jointly research on artificial intelligence (AI) technologies that can be employed on weapons.
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Korea Times says a joint research center has been setup at KAIST with four key research objectives. The first priority is to come up with an AI-based command system. This will be followed by an AI algorithm for navigating an unmanned submarine. A AI-base aviation training system is next and an AI-based object-tracking technique will be the last priority.