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Who are working the response, who are coordinating search and rescue and logistics operations, they are just doing an amazing job across both the us coast guard and the canadian coastguard and the us navy and canadian armed forces and in the private industry, the commercial operators that have deployed on the same, it is really remarkable, their efforts. they are motivated by the hope to find the submersible and the people on board and motivated by the family members because we understand how di...

We have _ search area. over the past few hours we have mobilise a tremendous amount of expertise _ we have mobilise a tremendous amount of expertise and capability. in addition — of expertise and capability. in addition with the aircraft mentioned, weese have subject externai— mentioned, weese have subject external factors who will assist with underwater operations. i have been _ with underwater operations. i have been stressing unity of effort a lot in the _ been stressing unity of effort a...

The origin of the noises. although the origin of the noises. although the rov searches have yielded negative results they continue. additionally, the data from the p3 aircraft has been shared with our us navy experts for further analysis. which will be considered in future search plan. the surface search is now approximately two times the size of connecticut and the subsurface search is up to two and half miles deep. exponentially expanding the size of the search area. we also have to factor in ...

Area. over the past 48 hours, we have mobilise and implement in a tremendous amount of expertise and response capability to stop in addition to the ships and aircraft mentioned, we dispatched to subject matter experts who will serve as search coordinators on scene for coordinator operations. i have been stressing unity of effort a lot in the statement and thats because its critical to this operation. our thoughts are and prayers are with the crew and families of the loved one and we will continu...

How can we demonstrate those to the war fighters? and then find out how they want us to apply those to our systems. and again, thats a wide range of capabilities. but your basic premise, i absolutely agree with, is, you are going to continue to see the growth of ai and continue to see businesses like ours look to meet our customers apostasy needs by looking at how they employ them. but needs by looking at how they employ them-— employ them. but for my audience. _ employ them. but for my audien...

Working very hard to increase the capability. >> the rear admiral there is confirming the fact that they are going from what they know on the company, ocean gate expeditions, that they had 96 hours or thereabouts in total of emergency life support, that wedding clued fuel and oxygen. they continue to ask for more resources to go to the region, the canadian armed forces tells me that they will continue to cycle fixed wing aircraft through that area in order to help with the surge, but they are al...

Capability and see where it best fits in the systems and platforms that we design and we develop. but were also going to work with our customer on the most practical use of those capabilities. i dont personally believe that theres a situation where youre going to see any government, any army, any service, hand over complete control of these capabilities to a robot, to a machine, to an ai capability. it is a tool to be used in the appropriate place. that debate will go on and on. meanwhile, india...

Through reams of information very quickly. thats different than a decision being made by a leader, a soldier, an air man on how to use a platform or use a capability. where is that enhancements all? ——stop are you going to get to a stage where for example a decision on whether to attack a particular target is taken by a computer rather than a human being? just because there is technologies out there doesnt necessarily mean that its appropriate in every case. what i want to spend time on and ...

Confirmed fact that this is a very challenging mission, the reason is that they say that this area of the north atlanta is very remote if you can imagine, not only do they have to search such a large area and perhaps challenging whether. we do know now that fog has rolled in but the fact that they have to search, perhaps, an area of the sea bed as far as nearly two and a half miles down, that is where the titanic wreck is and that is when presumably they lost contact with the submersible, its on...

Puts their thoughts into it. and i would make the argument that weve been using ai for years. its really the discussion about, are you turning over decisions to an autonomous programme, or are you really building in and using ai where its appropriate? so there are algorithms today that will help you to sort through reams of information very quickly. thats different than a decision being made by a leader, a soldier, an airman on how to use a platform or use a capability. but where does that enhan...