China’s military AI detects secret radar links between South China Sea, Alaska and Guam


Scientists say electromagnetic signals suggest ‘tactical coordination’ among radars deployed across Pacific Ocean. — SCMP

Chinese electronic warfare AI has detected mysterious signals that repeatedly show up in the South China Sea, Guam, the Marshall Islands and the Aleutian Islands near Alaska – and they appear to be coordinated.

Scientists involved in the investigation say that the characteristics of these electromagnetic signals suggest the existence of “tactical coordination” among military radars deployed in these areas across the Pacific Ocean.

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