Lockheed Martin Expands AI Push at Skunk Works as OpenAI Joins F-35 Sensor Work
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Lockheed Martin is pushing artificial intelligence deeper into Skunk Works, its advanced aircraft development arm, as the defense contractor tries to speed work on autonomous aircraft, F-35 upgrades and internal engineering systems. The effort includes 55 large language models in use across the company, an OpenAI collaboration on F-35 sensor-related math and physics problems, and flight-test work aimed at moving AI from simulation into operational aircraft.
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