Jet fighters for some time now either have the capacity to be flown remotely like drones or have AI on board that can land the plane even if the pilot ejects. Evidence of this can be seen in the Thunderbird jet where the pilot ejected but the plane sort of looks like it landed somewhat and didn't burn up. Even the 9-11 passenger jets could have been empty when they were flown into the twin towers because they had the ability to be flown remotely too.
So, I'm worried that someone has learned how to hack the AI or remote flying capability of fighter jets because of two crashes on the same day when one took the life of the Blue Angels jet pilot and crashed the jet.
I don't know the answer to this question but because I understand that this could be a problem for any jet with this capacity as well as Tesla cars eventually I really would like to know the answer to this question.
There are two reasons for giving military jets this capacity.
1. the plane can land safely or somewhat safely after the pilot has ejected like the Thunderbird pilot did yesterday.
2. the plane can become an unmanned missile in an emergency of warfare if the pilot has bailed out or if he has died already.
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