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Xi Tells PLA TO Build 'Intelligent Military System' As Beijing Leans Into Drones And AI
Xi Tells PLA TO Build 'Intelligent Military System' As Beijing Leans Into Drones And AI
China's Xi Jinping told the People's Liberation Army this week to intensify the military application of artificial intelligence and unmanned systems, telling a Politburo study session that the force should build toward what the official readout called an "intelligent military system." The directive landed days before the PLA's ninety-ninth anniversary and squarely on the modernization targets Beijing has set for its centenary in 2027.
President Xi Jinping reviews troops during a massive military parade that showcased...
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