Article by Tony Tran June 5, 2021 (futurism.com)
• China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) is taking a closer look at the UFO phenomenon, which they term as “unidentified air conditions”, according to The South China Morning Post. “The frequent occurrence of unidentified air conditions in recent years… brings severe challenges to air defense security of our country,” said Chen Li, a researcher with China’s Air Force Early Warning Academy, in a 2019 report to the country’s top information technology scientists.
• While the U.S. is warming up to the possibility that UFOs or its technology could be of extraterrestrial origin, Chinese scientists and officials believe that most — if not all — of the UFO activities are either man-made or ‘naturally occurring’.
• One way China seems to stand out from the U.S. is their use of AI (Artificial Intelligence) in order to study the unidentified craft. AI can “think outside the box” by connecting seemingly disparate pieces of data sets from various locations and times. Doing so can help the PLA scientists more quickly and concretely assess whether the UFOs are craft coming from hostile countries, a natural occurrence, or even something otherworldly.
Unidentified Air Conditions
China’s military is using artificial intelligence to research sightings of UFOs.
The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) is taking a closer look at what it describes as “unidentified air conditions,” according to The South China Morning Post. This appears to be China’s version of the US military’s “unidentified aerial phenomena.”
“The frequent occurrence of unidentified air conditions in recent years… brings severe challenges to air defense security of our country,” said Chen Li, a researcher with China’s Air Force Early Warning Academy, in a 2019 report to the country’s top information technology scientists attained by the South China Morning Post.
Tracking UFOs with AI
One way China seems to stand out from the US is their use of AI in order to study the unidentified craft.
Li said that AI can “think outside the box” by connecting seemingly disparate pieces of data sets from various locations and times. Doing so can help the PLA more quickly and concretely assess whether the UFOs are craft from hostile countries, a natural occurrence, or even something otherworldly.
Though this is likely to fuel even more speculation about visitors from other planets, many Chinese scientists and officials believe that most — if not all — of the UFO activities are either man-made or naturally occurring. However, their counterparts in the US are starting to warm up to the idea that it could possibly be aliens.
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