China is working on an ultra-fast torpedo powered by AI for submarine warfare


Technology could help supercavitating torpedoes achieve a 92% success rate in distinguishing real submarines from decoys. — SCMP

In the recent Chinese blockbuster Operation Leviathan, an American nuclear submarine uses hi-tech acoustic holograms to bamboozle Chinese torpedoes and their human operators.

Months after the film hit cinema screens, military researchers in China revealed they were working on an artificial intelligence system designed to cut through exactly this type of underwater deception.

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