Humans have control of military drones, but some experts think cutting the puppet strings is inevitable as forces seek to gain the upper hand in battles.
Ok…let’ssay this goes EXACTLY as planned. Nothing wrong. No mistakes.
So these robots are marching towards a war in a formation of 50,000 robots.
And then the enemy releases their army of 50,000 robots.
They both shoot each other. Now there’s 100,000 broken robots in a field. Ok, now what? What did that accomplish?
And remember, that’s BEST case scenario. Where no robot malfunctions. No AI is fed garbage data. No robots are hacked. And every robot has a 1:1 kill ratio.
There’s a LOT more that can go wrong, but my main question is, how do robots fighting robots in a war do anything at all?
Ok…let’ssay this goes EXACTLY as planned. Nothing wrong. No mistakes.
So these robots are marching towards a war in a formation of 50,000 robots.
And then the enemy releases their army of 50,000 robots.
They both shoot each other. Now there’s 100,000 broken robots in a field. Ok, now what? What did that accomplish?
And remember, that’s BEST case scenario. Where no robot malfunctions. No AI is fed garbage data. No robots are hacked. And every robot has a 1:1 kill ratio.
There’s a LOT more that can go wrong, but my main question is, how do robots fighting robots in a war do anything at all?
Depends on whether or not the troops watching the robots get to yell racial slurs at each other over the internet while it’s going on.