DARPA Is Developing The Ultimate Autopilot System
It can do the jobs of five crew members.
One of the problems the military faces with several decades of working aircraft is that the command interfaces are all slightly different, therefore requiring them to be manned by different people. But now, the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) will soon debut a new "ultimate auto-pilot program" that, with any luck, will allow a single pilot to do the jobs of five crew members on a given mission.
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