Two separate artificial intelligence deployments were reported this week, showcasing AI applications in military training and civilian airport operations.

The U.S. military conducted training exercises in Morocco that incorporated artificial intelligence technology for processing battlefield intelligence in real time. The exercises demonstrated how AI systems can be integrated into military operations to enhance situational awareness and decision-making capabilities during training scenarios.

Separately, LaGuardia Airport in New York introduced a life-sized AI hologram named Bridget in Terminal B. The holographic assistant is designed to provide travelers with conversational directions to various airport locations including gates, lounges, and baggage claim areas.

The military training exercise represents ongoing efforts by the Department of Defense to explore how AI can support operational readiness and intelligence processing. The technology allows for rapid analysis of battlefield data that would traditionally require more time and personnel to process.

At LaGuardia, the AI hologram marks the latest attempt by airports to use emerging technology to improve passenger experience and reduce congestion at information desks. The system can engage in natural language conversations with travelers seeking directions within the terminal.