she wrote to bae earlier this year.ae systems responded by saying every dollar from the grant will go to the micro electronic center and decisions of buybacks were independent decisions. frank, as we hear more about the awards, it will be interesting to see where warren's concerns and commerce department action goes. >> this is an interesting story here, emily. great reporting. are we still expecting multibillion dollar announcements here? will this impact some awards through the chips act? >> reporter: well, we'll see exactly how the commerce department winds up responding to the letter. at this point, the bulk of the funding has been given through the chips act. now the companies have to begin putting these plans they laid out in place. that is going to be a process for a number of these companies. it will be actually taking some time for most of them to actually get to the point where they have a finished and final product. commerce also told megan cassella they are looking to give smaller grants to smaller companies

british american project was started with funds from the us embassy and also is funded by arms company (bae systems, it includes a really interesting um scope of british political and media figures, so jeremy paxman who people in this country may have seen, interview all of the prominent political figures of the day, is member of the british american project. in addition to that, something like five members of tony blair's first cabinet in government are also members of the british american project and one of the few directors listed on company's house is ruth anderson's ex-husband, that's very interesting that simultaneous to being part of what seems like a us embassy proxy and attempt. to inculcate uh the the political elite with pro-us ideas, that is the british american project, simultaneous to her husband, having a very key role there, ruth smith was being referred to in us embassy cables as a strictly protect informment, you have a an interesting picture developing here. ruth anderson also has some form of honorary position position within the british military too that she seems to ha

and here in the uk, leading military contactor bae systems are ramping up efforts to become the firstcreate an ai—powered learning system meant to make military trainees "mission ready sooner." our bbc ai correspondent marc cieslak went to meet all those involved, and we will be showing you his piece injust a moment. with me is our regular ai contributor and presenter priya lakhani, who's ceo of ai powered education company century tech. priya, fascinating area, but of all the uses of ai, its perhaps the one where the moral and ethical dilemmas are the most extreme. that is absolutely right. this is using ai that is absolutely right. this is using al to potentially have unmanned military drones. what you are going to see in mark's incredible piece is unmanned military were craft potentially and it's obviously great if there aren't humans being harmed out there on the field, but does that mean that actually work could escalate much quicker? will decisions be made by these ai systems. if both parties have ai systems what happens then? it sort of a race as to who can escalate further. th

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