Unknown Divorce Revelation Beyond Time (Charlene and Thorne) novel Chapter 359

Charlene arrived at the base and immediately dove headfirst into her work.

Perfecting human versus machine combat required a solid foundation of data.

On her second day at the base, another round of human vs. machine trials was scheduled.

That evening, Charlene found herself heading to the mess hall later than usual.

By the time she arrived, most of the crowd had already cleared out.

After grabbing her dinner, she was about to sit down when she noticed York, who had also just finished getting his meal.

York paused, flashing a friendly smile as he approached her. "When'd you get in?"

"Yesterday," Charlene replied, then asked, "Just finished training?"

"Yeah, it's been pretty intense this year."

The future of aerial combat wasn't just about humans anymore; it was a sophisticated dance between humans and machines.

Their training had evolved significantly over the past few years to reflect this shift.

Charlene asked, "Does it feel overwhelming?"

With AI's formidable computational and analytical prowess, it could quickly spot an opponent's weaknesses and devise precise strategies, its speed and accuracy were beyond human reach.

Even for a seasoned and perceptive pilot like York, the pressure was undeniable.

York chuckled, saying, "It's tough, but it pushes us pilots to keep improving."

With AI capable of simulating complex battle environments and scenarios, pilots experienced more realistic and comprehensive training, fostering their growth.

Charlene nodded, "Sounds exhausting."

"Well, you researchers are working just as hard as we are," York remarked, noticing her graceful yet brisk pace as she ate. "Heading back to work after this?"

"Yeah," Charlene replied. Kenton Wagner had given her a hefty workload, keeping her on her toes.

As soon as she finished speaking, her communicator buzzed. It was a message from Kenton, summoning her back to the research department immediately.

Charlene put down her fork and stood up quickly, "I've got to run. Enjoy your dinner."