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AI pilot for the F-16? Top Gun based on "artificial intelligence"? This is no longer a plot from science fiction; it’s the reality of global defense tech, with Ukraine at the forefront. We are excited to introduce another speaker at Defense Tech Valley, who is practically implementing the concept of AI pilots for aircraft and drones. Meet Brandon Tseng, President and Co-founder of Shield AI. 💬 Brandon Tseng: “Shield AI has been at the forefront of U.S. defense technology investment, deploying our AI pilots on the battlefield in Ukraine and beyond. As we work to build the world’s best AI pilot — self-driving autonomy technology for aircraft — we’re enabling drones to execute missions without GPS, communications, or remote pilots, and empowering swarming capabilities. This technology is critically important as Russia increasingly uses GPS and communication jamming to disrupt legacy systems. I look forward to participating in this vital conversation about driving more investment and delivering critical technology to Ukraine at this crucial time”. Brandon Tseng has a background as a Navy SEAL in the U.S. Navy, with military deployments in Afghanistan, the Persian Gulf, and the Pacific. This experience inspired him to seek “smart” technological solutions to assist military personnel in carrying out various missions. Specifically, the product from Shield AI — the AI pilot Hivemind — has already flown on the F-16 and the U.S. reconnaissance drone V-BAT. Today, the company’s technologies are helping the Pentagon and U.S. allies carry out a wide range of tasks. 📌 Defense Tech Valley will take place on October 3-4 in Kyiv. The event will bring together hundreds of investors from around the world, Ukrainian and international developers of innovative solutions, military representatives, and key officials from Ukrainian government agencies.