DARPA AlphaDogfight Trials (ADTs), 20 August 2020, Minute 29:54 out of a 5 hour 07 minute live stream -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzdhIA2S35w

DARPA has provided the flight framework, including the Head-Up Display (HUD), and the joystick. The ADT was begun in September 2019 with eight teams, each providing one Agent for the Trials.

Case 11 for the match between two AI w:intelligent agents; the Lockheed agent (yellow) and the physicsAI agent (pink), 115.1 seconds into the dogfight, with a 300 second time limit. Each simulated aircraft is following its color-coded flight path as controlled by the respective agents during the dogfights. At this time, Yellow has scored 8 kills to 1 Pink kill with 1 tie apiece. The simulated F-16s are currently separated by 1763 feet, closing on each other at 261 knots. The aircraft are at altitudes of 1528 feet and 1293 feet, pulling 4.8g's and 5.7g's, respectively. However the AI agents are not subject to the physiological constraints of a human pilot, such as the danger of flying at such a low altitude, or the g-forces of the aircraft accelerations.

Later in the live stream, human pilots remark on the fine motor control of the AI agents, and the textbook quality of the flight simulations.

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