Royal Marine Reacts To AI-controlled F-16 vs HUMAN PILOT DOGFIGHT!

Original Video (US completes first dogfight between AI-controlled F-16 and human pilot)
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[@erichardy9788]

The AI F16 has a human crew onboard to take over if needed

[@Austin_Wingfield]

We need some kind of "Waffling Around" shirt or something.

[@jesselenz5452]

Now imagine this. Aircraft are not subject to g-forces in the same way as the human body. If the superstructure could be reinforced to be able to handle 20 to 30 g's, especially with thrust vectoring and perhaps a mild redesign of the wings to allow for greater cornering, imagine what that could do in a dogfight. Of course, with laser weapon technology that may not even be a thing in the future.

[@Gheist42]

Robotech is coming and I am here for it.

[@jesselenz5452]

While I completely understand the concern we also have to realize what George Washington told us in his farewell address: The most effectual means of preserving the peace is being prepared for war. If other nations think they can take down the US they will certainly try. We have to stay on top so that the greatest country which has ever been on the face of the Earth will not be overtaken by another power.

[@erichackermann5115]

The AI f16 I believe still had a pilot in the seat just not doing anything

[@buddystewart2020]

Alex Hollings put out a video on Sandboxx six days ago about the US Air Force is already putting AI piloted F-16s in the air and doing dogfighting against human pilots. You should react to his video on that. The title of the video is: The Air Force is pitting its AI-piloted F-16 against humans in 'complex dogfights'.

[@firstlastname2580]

Europeans: we should not... Americans: Why not?

[@ChrisEly]

Automated in-air fueling has actually already been testing. There will be automated tankers and drones that can use them really soon if they aren't already being used.

[@everypitchcounts4875]

MQ-25 stingray?

[@stratusmind]

the f-22 with a glitchy AI... this is how we all end up glowing in the dark. AI doesn't have to deal with passing out from G forces lol

[@jesselenz5452]

There's an interesting concept. Schedule a week where the G8 leaders are all camping out and have to spend a week together in tents and take turns with meals and the fire.

[@MZ-bl6wg]

There are some other videos of it where you can see an empty F-16. In initial tests he AI won 2 5 round dog fights , 10 of 10 against an F16 combat instructor . Scary!

[@cdrshado]

The AI is flying the plane, but there are pilots in the cockpit in case something goes wrong. The AI is fed 1000's of dogfights from history, simulations and live dogfights. A plane flown by an AI doesn't have to worry about limitations of a human in the cockpit. It could pull extreme measures and fly the plane to it's absolute limits because there is no human that will be damage or injured due to G-force. The same program can be used on any fighter aircraft, especially those which are being decommissioned. Imagined a F-35 being escorted by a pair of F-5's or f-16 or F-15's. Drones could do Wild weasel missions or attack mission in contested airspace.

[@alanblack4681]

i honestly dont see how this is surprising, basically just training an AI to be good at something specific which has been done in many video games before so its nothing new under the sun. As long as they put limits on the AI like "dont shoot unless given permission" then there is no problem

[@the5gen]

John Connor said the same about that certain Cyberdyne AI project.

[@SAC-ECM]

We are creating Ceylons. That's why Admiral Adama went to analog.

[@user-wy1ib6gn5r]

If they released it, they’re way ahead of it.

[@user-po3ev7is5w]

autonomous aircraft (without human control) has been around for over a decade. This is simply honing it for a specific purpose. By now it is finalized.

[@ericb3804]

Skynet needs to start somewhere!! Soon the AI will decide we are the problem.

[@willracer1jz]

4:05 the VISTA F-16 is a dual seat F-16 test aircraft. It is used to simulate various other aircraft or new subsystem. For the AI test, it had a test pilot for emergency back and a data collection specialist flying in it, but the AI did all the flying.

[@tj_2701]

Oh it's not just learning by flying against humans, they also have it learning by having humans fly it's plane while it watches and learns. 😋

[@tj_2701]

While it can't refuel an Airforce jet like the F-16 because they use different MidAir Refueling methods. The Navy is purchasing and will soon be using Unmanned Drones for refueling and they should also be AI 😋

[@Anubis78250]

For one I have to say there is no such thing as "AI" this is simply a program. VISTA is an F-16 that was developed with a unique flight system that allows it to simulate the flight characteristics of other aircraft. So say you want to do some flight training against an Su-27, but you don't have an Su-27. The Vista can be programmed to fly just like that other aircraft. It has both computerized and mechanical modifications that allow it to change it's capabilities to match whatever fighter you like. This means that it's flight systems are extensively computer controlled, and it's packed with testing equipment, making it the perfect candidate for testing and developing autonomous systems. It is piloted, but with the new upgrades it can now fly itself. It was used to develop systems for both the F-22 and F-35, and these latest upgrades are no doubt being used in development of NGAD systems. I don't fear "AI" because there is no such thing, what I fear is electronic hijacking. ANY network can be hacked, ANY weapon that is computerized can be turned against you.

[@user-wy1ib6gn5r]

Also, they would have a pilot strapped in JIC. Don’t want to put the other plane/pilot in unnecessary danger.

[@pugsbella]

I think the ai f16 was a twin seat with a real pilot along for the ride to take over if needed.

[@OriginalLictre]

I'm sure that the AI-controlled aircraft also had a live pilot in it who was ready to take control if the AI either lost control of the aircraft, or displayed drastically unsafe behavior. Those are both multi-million dollar aircraft, and DARPA would be sensibly reluctant to lose that sort of investment when having a monitoring pilot in the vehicle is so easy. Flip a switch, and the human is back in control of the aircraft.

[@tj_2701]

I believe the channel Sandboxx and maybe Task & Purpose have videos covering this that I'm sure you would find interesting

[@jamesmclaughlin3460]

Scary shit.

[@Texas.T]

Ya news flash AI is being used in war thunder ironically thats how they are being taught.

[@briansmith2739]

You should watch a movie called Stealth, it came out in 2004. Some things from Science Fiction are slowly becoming reality.

[@eman7892]

Probably have pilots in the AI plane to take control if AI fails.

[@triplebackspace3623]

They probably have real pilots in the plane , so the computer can learn through control interface via machine learning & then switch to computer controlled flight with manual override so a human pilot can be on overwatch when the AI flies. Personally if they get it to work it won't be long before you get some really scary aircraft designs. Because there would no need to limit designs for human tolerances.

[@GothicDragonX]

It's terrifying. It reminds me of the movie Stealth (2005) with Jamie Foxx. I hope they have countermeasures or contingencies if it goes rogue. Even so, I want the AI to get as much data as possible on Ally crafts (all other vehicles and aircraft) every microsecond to ensure it does not shoot.

[@MrBostonrobb]

Autonomous Drones are the future. Imagine an F22 and/or F-35 with 5 autonomous along side. Absolutely dominant package. Now imagine a 4 ship of each with 5 drones each...

[@dennispugh7368]

What was that movie called? Stealth? With the AI plane that starts attacking people and stuff

[@TailgateStudios]

You need to check out DARPAs RACER combat vehicle. You'll love it. Next we just need an ai driven F35 to command all these autonomous platforms and we can properly bring on the apocalypse!

[@Kenneth_James]

There's a pilot in case something goes wrong

[@michaeljcabose7286]

I’m not worried about an ai takeover, I’m worried that future warfare will become a competition of whose resources will last longer

[@craigwise6374]

Oh my Lord where all going to die 😂

[@LilSebastian_]

There are a bunch of those F16's. Where I used to live, I would see them fly over my house at least 2 times a week.

[@LarryHatch]

If this is what we know about....reality is 50x better and more scary good.

[@mikeholley4488]

next Gen aircraft will literally have AI backup and assist.

[@robdog7516]

Skynet is almost here.

[@troopdog23]

The AI plane has a pilot in there just in case he has to take over but he didn’t touch one stick or button the entire flight.

[@Battlestargroup]

Guess Ace Combat 7 just went from Sci-Fi to reality. I just hope the pilot profile it’s learning from isn’t Mihaly. By the way, I highly recommend you play that game, would be really good play for you after watching this.

[@iKvetch558]

Yeah...because China and Russia and Iran and NoKo and others are NOT working on AI piloted aircraft...so as long as the US does not make them, nobody will. (sarcasm face)

[@thomasohanlon1060]

Those previously mentioned states the only way they will ever get an A.I. aircraft is to steal the plans and program and even then they could not build one that works.

[@everypitchcounts4875]

"At least they don't have an AI aircraft to refuel it, so it'll run out of fuel" has he not heard of the MQ-25 stingray autonomous air refueling drone that can carry 2 LRASM.

[@garyklyce713]

Or we could lock them in a room and make them watch Terminator

[@zachbase1124]

This is how Green Lantern started.

[@Car_guy-yd6yi]

bro u should watch paranormal witness u should watch the episode beneath the rock its basicly like that one marine story episode that u reacted to

[@marvincasteel4876]

Can You Say... SkyNet?! lol

[@fros7314]

You should do a video on MARSOC Marines, they're pretty similar to the Royal marines. I'd say they are the US equivalent. Mabey even more specialized i think youd be really interested

[@kriswilson7245]

The AI controlled plane would have a human pilot riding along to take control if something goes wrong. They would not leave an f-16 flying around so early in the program, in the sky without a human there in case something goes wrong this is literally a missile...

[@jamesgirard1090]

This isn’t the best test yet because humans are still in the cockpit in case something goes wrong so the AI can’t pull 9G maneuvers like it will without the humans in the cockpit

[@stewartbailey1653]

Have they never seen The Terminator!!!!!

[@Wellsracing71]

That is the ai controlled jet they have real pilots in it as of now so if ai looses control pilot can take over

[@string_fellow_hawk]

Skynet will be selfaware

[@jamesgeorge2852]

I'm still waiting on my endo skeletons an aerial HK'S and there's no doubt DARPA has some amazing AI projects on the go I mean look at what Boston dynamics has already achieved Thier robots we're even featured in the book of Boba fett lol

[@FOXSnakeEater]

I might be out of touch but does he still plays video games ? Lets play and all that, I just got recommended some lets plays and it was good ! If he still does i wish he would do Metal Gear Series

[@jhonjames5292]

You should look at the DARPA manta ray 😄

[@marksmadhousemetaphysicalm2938]

The Tomahawk Cruise Missile is a kamikaze plane…the Snark in the late 1950s was an autonomous plane and so was the V1…the only difference is these things come back to do it again and can learn from their mistakes…something I find scary is the small chips that integrate with living neural tissue cloned from mice…these have advantages of both living things and electronics…self organization and adaptation plus speed…they taught an electronic bio computer how to fly an aircraft…that concerns me more…such a thing could become creative. So could chips that mimic neurons but are electronic…using memristors…

[@demwillams8898]

Organic chips have been around for decades; many interesting scientific breakthroughs were made when the human genome was mapped. I welcome our cybernetic overlords.

[@everypitchcounts4875]

USA had the Kettering bug since ww1

[@marksmadhousemetaphysicalm2938]

@@everypitchcounts4875 I forgot about that one…that’s right…

[@Gheist42]

I am so here for this. I need to start my home teleoperated mechanized infantry project so I can remotely join the AI in combat to claim all of the oil because AMERICA. The flesh is weak.

[@cmdrseven62armed56]

I think I’ve seen this movie, it’s got Arnold in it right?

[@lilragexox]

Would you play ace combat in you live stream when you reach 500k 🙏

[@jay-gi9dk]

skynet here wwe come lol

[@bookman7409]

Taking the view that AI is a threat of immediate extinction just builds on the same trope that was used regarding fission weapons. That fear dissuaded people from allowing real development of fission power, which kept us dependent on coal (greed wasn't a real factor, there), leading to a longer climate impact by a fuel that freely discharged more radioactive material into the atmosphere, than all the nuclear waste in the world, several times over. Activism accomplished these "good things", just as activists are preying on baseless fear to keep safe, re-plantable Golden Rice away from children deficient in vitamin A, ruthlessly ignoring that this leads to death and disability for many of them, plus all the other ravages of chronic malnutrition. The same goes for AI, because this isn't the world of War Games or The Terminator, and we aren't in a theater. An AI in an aircraft isn't going to wake up tomorrow and decide to go kill-crazy, that's a load of nonsense. Always remember this: malevolent intent in humans is driven by emotions, so unless an AI is developed that can feel emotions, it'll have no reason to have it at all. To have a Skynet AI, you'd literally have to design it to be hostile to humanity. Mary Shelly was a great SF author, but she wrote a work of horror, and Adam wasn't the real bad guy. Don't swallow the hype, it's Jonestown Koolaid.

[@williamdickson1760]

Can u do a video about ur time in Iraq and Afghan and the laughs u had with ur mates at the camps on ur downtime

[@tezza3733]

LMAO. your about 20 years too late games have had this sort of tech for that long at least

[@bryangabay305]

react to gray zone warfare

[@OverlordIcy]

Hard disagree. If not us, China would d it first and the point is to preserve lives. At least we thoroughly test and ensure the chances of things going wrong is negligible, can't say the same for our adversaries.

[@hellmalm]

I’m sorry to say it but humans won’t stand a chance in dog fight, at least not in one circle or two circle fights. The simple reason is an AI can pull more G’s than a human. You know the Chinese are working on stuff like this as well, so it imperative that US and its allies develop this first. And for all you guys painting pictures of Skynet in your heads this is not a general intelligence AI, it can only fly and fight not think. (Yes, If you connect it to “skynet” there might be a problem 😂)

[@pacmon5285]

Yeah. General AI is still pretty stupid (we can beat it), but it's pretty good at specialized stuff.

[@SledgeHammer43]

The AI had a real pilot just incase something causes the AI to malfunction

[@user-kq5ke5yb6k]

It'll be fine. Pull the AI's power plug. Pour a cup of water on the AI computer. 🙂

[@beesnestna9544]

7:05 Would you want someone who "does psychedelic mushrooms in a forest" to drive the bus that transports your children back and forth to school?😳 Why in the world would you use that analogy to suggest it would be advantageous in preventing conflicts?🤔 Are we ever supposed to take you (or your channel) seriously, or is it all just a big joke? Peace to you🕊

[@johnvanidestine4990]

I think what you're confusing for the pilot is an optical sensor like what you find on predator and Reaper drones

[@troopdog23]

Nah there was a pilot there in case he had to take over but didn’t touch a button or stick the entire flight.

[@ShaggyRogers1]

The thing to remember about AI is that "AI" just means that it is being piloted by a program that continuously uses previous data to predict the best next course of action based on trial and error. One of the biggest problems with UAV technology is radio lag, which limits how precise you can be with controls. Predators/Reapers can be piloted from miles away through satellite, but the input lag means that complex flight maneuvers like dodging enemy fire is impossible. Combine human targeting and fire approval with AI controlled steering and counter-measures means that you can take the pilot out of the jet without losing the fighting capabilities of the jet. The future of war will always be an attempt to automate as much of the dangerous killing as possible, while the people calling the shots sit safely in bunkers far behind the lines. The dangers of AI and fully automated weapons is the same as anti-personnel landmines or unexploded ordnance. If the target parameters were to malfunction, then war crimes are enabled. You can hold a unit responsible for committing a war crime, but you can't put a destroyed robot dog that had a brick of c4 stuck to it on trial.

[@marksmadhousemetaphysicalm2938]

The Collaborative Combat Aircraft program will need AIs that can handle dogfighting as well as bombing missions, so you must teach the AI combat skills…these disposable drones will carry the AIM-260 missile and act as “loyal wingmen” to crewed fighters and as stealth bombers…future pilots will be more mission managers than anything else…and yes, with the growth of things like ICBS…and Vigilant Warrior…we are building Skynet…no question

[@jesselenz5452]

As scary as this is on the surface, I can see a future of this where AI faces off against AI which continually hones its skills until we have a small fleet of AI-controlled aircraft (which of course would need to have a manual override for safety reasons). Imagine 5th 6th generation aircraft with laser weapons communicating with each other which are AI controlled. That would be virtually unstoppable. That does seem apocalyptic on one hand, but so long as safety protocols are put in place which AI cannot override that could be a formidable force.

[@BryanW-bp3le]

I was hoping you would cover this one. ☝️ hope you have a good weekend buddy! 🇺🇸 🇬🇧

[@alfredhernandez9799]

It's too late to worry about SkyNet and complain about it. It's already here and there's not a damn thing you can do about it. Quit your bitching and winging..

[@Trippyisop]

In 20-30 years wars will be won by whoever has the best AI software and cyber attack capabilities