Article istself pretty vague and clumbsy with technical details. >The missile missed its target by about two-dozen miles Somewhat related from a couple days a

Article istself pretty vague and clumbsy with technical details. >The missile missed its target by about two-dozen miles Somewhat related from a couple days ago: >China military researchers pinpoint AI for hypersonic weapons accuracy [0] ... >PLA scientists say artificial intelligence could write flight algorithm within seconds and be 10 times more accurate ... >Their study showed an AI-based system could keep a hypersonic weapon on course with an accuracy of about 10 metres (32 feet). ... >The researchers said physical disturbances to the sensors were inevitable during their assembly, transport and routine maintenance. And each time the weapon is powered up, it affects the hardware, causing further deviations from the factory settings. ... >Using their method, the AI would start work immediately after launch, before the weapon reached hypervelocity, to calculate its position using the signal from the GPS or BeiDou – China’s navigational positioning system – and compare it with the results generated by the on-board sensors to evaluate the actual condition of the hardware. [0] https://www.scmp.com/news/china/military/article/3152179/china-military-researchers-pinpoint-ai-hypersonic-weapons https://www.scmp.com/news/china/military/article/3152179/chi...