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Tactical support aircraft are not stealth like A-10 but can be used only if airdefence is supressed

Flying very low, like 10-30 meters above the ground in night will protect against even MANPADS - it will fly above you in a few seconds.
 I recommend an interesting blog https://xxtomcooperxx.substack.com/p/its-the-range-stupid-part-1 which discuss a lot about air defence and current war

MLP or KAN doesn't make much difference for the GPUs as it is lots of matrix multiplications anyway. It might make some difference in how the data is routed to all the GPU cores as the structure (width, depth) of the matrixes might be different, but I don't know the details of that. 

Wow. This is hopeless.

Pointing at agents that care about human values and ethics is, indeed, the harder part.

No one has any idea how to approach this and solve the surrounding technical problems.

If smart people think they do, they haven’t thought about this enough and/or aren’t familiar with existing work.

Two complications perhaps?: Earth surface curvature + hills, does it work at night?

As is typical for LLMs, Claude is overly wordy unless specifically asked not to be. I would suggest that things intended to be posted should be optimized for density.

Let's rephrase: if this was a major issue for the f-35, the USA wouldn't have invested trillions of dollars in stealth without addressing optical camouflaging. All f-35s would have camouflage paint. They'd be a lot of research into how to reduce visibility of aircraft, just like there is for reducing RCS. Given they don't do this, clearly they don't think optical detection is a major concern.

oh yeah my dispute isn't "the character in the song isn't talking about building AI" but "the song is not a call to accelerate building AI"

Spot on

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