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Pentagon seeks AI system to detect missile threats within seconds

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The US Department of Defense is actively searching for an advanced AI-powered threat detection system. The system would integrate data from multiple sensors to generate a unified intelligence picture in real time. It is designed to process information and issue alerts within seconds, allowing for rapid military response. Human oversight will remain central to the system, with personnel monitoring progress and adapting decisions as threats evolve.

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