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Great question and exchange below between Senator Jim Banks (Distinguished Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party Alum) and incoming CNO Admiral Caudle. If the US Navy rapidly and smartly applies AI and autonomy to shipbuilding we can give workers in the yard superpowers, liberating them from onerous paperwork,... show more

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