The article discusses the U.S. Air Force’s unveiling of an AI-powered fighter jet, hailed as a historic first and a significant milestone in the integration of artificial intelligence into military systems. The AI-powered fighter jet, called the “Skyborg,” is designed to operate autonomously without a human pilot on board. It is intended to serve as a “loyal wingman” to human-piloted fighter jets, providing additional firepower, sensors, and other capabilities to support manned aircraft in combat missions. The Skyborg is part of the Air Force’s efforts to leverage AI and autonomous systems to gain a strategic advantage over potential adversaries. The article highlights the potential benefits of AI-powered systems, such as increased speed, precision, and decision-making capabilities, while also acknowledging concerns about the ethical implications and potential risks associated with the use of autonomous weapons systems. The successful unveiling of the Skyborg is seen as a significant step forward in the development of AI-enabled military capabilities.