Wireless Guided Auto-Pilot (WGAP)

The Wireless Guided Auto-Pilot or WGAP is a system outfitted onto many fighter aircraft for increased performance. It consists of multiple Dumb AI, an AI with only one given task and unable to comprehend or commit to other actions.

Overall, It has the ability to take control of the craft in auto-pilot, or help out in tight manuevres, cut engines, drop chutes, etc.,  and also assists with weapon guidance. It is sometimes called the WGAP-S, the "S" standing for "System"

Operation
It is usually outfitted in the nose of most aircraft, to be close to the pilot, controls, and to also be able to fit measuring equipment on the front. Each Dumb AI has a single chip inside, that connects to the different systems in the craft. This includes things like weapons, ailerons, engines, fuel systems, and emergency systems (Parachutes, ejection) Each chip is seperated and they don't directly link up, so that not a single one can control any other system, even if they could somehow locate the processing power or ability.

It is theorized, however, that if the chips were combined on a motherboard, and operated different functions of it, it could become a Smart AI (One able to do many different tasks, however not self-expanding in terms of knowledge) But these ideas have been dismissed as no one has attempted and it seems very unfeasable.