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Ageno School of Business, Golden Gate University, San Francisco 94105, California, USA

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The rise of hypersonic weapons, capable of traveling at speeds exceeding Mach 5 with unparalleled maneuverability, represents a transformative shift in modern warfare. These weapons, including HGVs (hypersonic glide vehicles) and HCMs (hypersonic cruise missiles), challenge traditional defense systems due to their stealth-like speed, unpredictable flight paths, and low-altitude trajectories. Their ability to compress decision-making windows and evade conventional radar systems has sparked a global arms race, creating a critical need for advanced countermeasures. AI (artificial intelligence) emerges as a revolutionary solution to counter the stealth and speed of hypersonic threats. By leveraging AI-driven detection, tracking, and interception systems, defense mechanisms can overcome the limitations of conventional technology. AI enhances early detection through multi-sensor fusion, real-time data processing, and predictive modeling of hypersonic trajectories. It also facilitates the development of precision-guided interceptors and advanced systems like DEWs (directed energy weapons), offering effective avenues for neutralizing these fast-moving threats. Despite its promise, AI integration into hypersonic defense systems faces challenges, including data bias, cybersecurity risks, and potential escalation of conflicts. Ethical considerations and global collaboration are essential to address these concerns and ensure responsible deployment. As hypersonic weapons redefine the battlefield, AI stands as the linchpin for a robust, resilient, and future-proof defense strategy. This article explores the intersection of hypersonic technologies and AI, providing insights into how intelligent systems can safeguard global security against these next-generation threats.

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Hypersonic weapons, AI, HGVs, HCMs, stealth and speed, multi-sensor fusion, DEWs, real-time data processing, predictive modeling, missile defense systems.

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