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Anduril President Matthew Steckman says parts of Lattice—even from their first Sentry Tower in 2017—live on in today’s autonomous fighter jet: "The first product we built was a sensing tower." "This was like—old school CV AI—in 2017, and just allowed you to spot threats at a distance, but automatically, without a person having to look at a screen." "There are pieces of that technology that are resident in our autonomous jet fighter today." "There's been a lot of advancements since then,…