DAILYCALLER (Francis Kapper) - Here’s Why Drones Are In And Main Battle Tanks Are Out
‘Nail in the coffin’
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The U.S. Marine Corps has unveiled plans to integrate advancing technology, including AI, into ground force capabilities in the next 15 years. Retired Lt. Gen. Richard Newton tells “The Hill” that the tools won’t supplant “that individual Marine who fights and wins our nation’s wars.” #Military #AI #Marines "The Hill on NewsNation" combines the power of two trusted news sources to define today's most-pressing issues, and question Washington's power brokers on what matters most to the people they serve and what matters most to Americans.
‘Even now, drones appear periodically’
War is being transformed by high technology into something lusterless and horrible. The post The Death of Glory appeared first on The American Conservative .
Foreign Affairs The Death of Glory War is being transformed by high technology into something lusterless and horrible. TakiMag (Sibsky2016/Shutterstock) It is almost impossible to imagine, but very, very soon, soldiers engaged in battle will be as outmoded as high button shoes, or gentlemen standing up when shaking hands with a lady. In fact there will be no more ground, air, or sea fighting by humans, no more intimate observations by war correspondents enlarging their own roles, no more pics of masculine swagger after a bloody victory. And no, it is not that male tough guys have turned sensitive and no longer shoot first and ask questions later. It is very simple really: The male animal has been replaced by the machine, the latter being…Open
The Air Force is partnering with the Defense Innovation Unit to leverage DIU's expertise in rapidly prototyping and fielding commercial technologies. This partnership is crucial for developing next-generation capabilities that will inform the future of the MQ-9 Reaper fleet.
'American-made drones at manufacturing scale'
DEWs offer defensive measures that can counter drone and missile attacks at a fraction the cost of more traditional methods.
DEWs will provide a cheaper alternative for the U.S. military to knock out some threats, but could they be misused?
'AI-piloted combat aircraft'
A speedboat drone that helped rescue two U.S. service members marked a milestone for a Navy task force that has been experimenting with crewless vessels.
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