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In future fights, warfighting decisions will have to be made faster than humans can make them, top US Air Force official says
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Winning wars 25 years from now will hinge on achieving an edge in artificial intelligence and the ability to make certain decisions at inhuman speeds, the US Air Force's top civilian official said Monday.
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