DETROIT -- The Army's team tasked with developing next-generation surface-to-surface weapons is considering how artificial intelligence could aid targeting and ensure economical distribution of effort in a fires attack. Col. David Lee, long-range precision fires cross-functional team chief of staff, this week at AUSA’s Autonomy and Artificial Intelligence Symposium here described the problems fires units face. "We're targeting at such a deep level, into an area . . . that's convoluted, that's hard to see," he said. "The current long-range...