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An AI called Swift has beaten human drone racing champions for the first time. The technology has obvious military applications, but weaponizing it is not so simple.

Drone racing has joined the list of activities where AI beats humans - in multiple races against three world-class humans in this case - following

Swift, an artificial intelligence drone pilot, has recently defeated the best human pilots in the world of high-speed drone racing.

An AI drone has beaten pro drone racers at their own game in a world's first that could have implications for other drone-related tasks.

An AI drone has beaten three champion drone racers, setting a “new milestone” as the first autonomous system capable of winning against human champions at a physical sport, researchers said.An AI system called Swift won multiple races against the...

Swift AI, built by a team at the University of Zurich, brought human world champions in drone racing down to earth with a new speed record.

Credit: Leonard Bauersfeld. Artificial intelligence (AI) has outperformed even the best human players in various games and competitions. From chess

High-speed drone racing has just had a shocking "Deep Blue" moment, as an autonomous AI designed by University of Zurich researchers repeatedly forced three world champion-level pilots to eat its dust, showing uncanny precision in dynamic flight.

Physical sports are more challenging for AI since they are less predictable

University creates the first autonomous system capable of beating humans at drone racing.