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A new dubbed ALPHA artificial intelligence flight combat system has adopted on one of the top tactical experts in the Air Force. An experienced combat instructor Retired Colonel of USAF General Lee has significant expertise of a fighter aircraft; he was continuously shot down during engagements with ALPHA in an air combat simulation. Lee said that its opponent (computer) was most aggressive, dynamic and quick responsive every time. The showdown details of Col. Lee were published in the Magazine of the University of Cincinnati. The ALPHA Al was developed by UC offshoot Psibernetix, Inc.

Col. Lee trained thousands of Air Force pilots, but he was unable to kill against ALPHA on multiple attempts, but unfortunately he was shot down on every move. The UC Magazine indicated that Al of ALPHA is fast and more robust in order to coordinate using a tactical planning for any combat condition. It was said that it is more than 250 times faster than a human opponent. ALPHA will be supposedly be able to manage a squad of Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicles flying in order to support a human pilot. ALPHA would be extremely easy to cooperate with its teammate. Originally, the Al’s algorithms need very little amount of processing power for execution.