Led by Zhang Dong, an associate professor at Northwestern Polytechnical University's aeronautics school, a team has created an advanced AI combat system. This system can communicate instructions to the flight controller in plain language, supported by data and visuals like charts.

Additionally, it can explain the importance of each instruction within the ongoing combat scenario, detailing the maneuvers required and the tactical reasoning behind them.

Zhang's team discovered that this technology provides a fresh way for human pilots to engage with AI. For example, in a post-simulation review, an experienced pilot can spot the reasons behind the AI's mistakes. Through effective feedback, the AI learns from human input and avoids making similar errors in future battles.

Zhang's team discovered that AI capable of heartfelt communication can achieve almost perfect success rates with just 20,000 rounds of combat training. On the other hand, traditional "black box" AI needs around 50,000 rounds to reach a 90% success rate and faces challenges in further improvement.

Zhang's team has currently used the technology in ground simulators only. However, they expressed in a peer-reviewed paper published on April 12 in the Chinese academic journal, Acta Aeronautica et Astronautica Sinica, that they plan to expand its use to more realistic air combat settings in the future.

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