[agentifysh]

Jokes aside, imagine for a moment that this wasn't about nukes, but that it was a robot or some swarm of drones that it was controlling. can you imagine kind of the ramifications? I think that would be far more realistic A soldier on the battlefield will stand zero chance against something like that. Imagine if you go up against a bunch of aimbot users on a multiplayer FPS game. Think about how quickly that will go sideways.

[linkjuice4all]

Look no further than Ukraine to see how small disposable drones with wide-spectrum sensors have radically changed the battlefield while still using human controllers. China has also clearly demonstrated drone swarm control through their "lightshows". The killbots are already here they're just quadcopters instead of T-1000s.

[chasd00]

I just want to point out that Ukraine has been fielding autonomous drones without a human in the loop for a while now. They can't be jammed because there's no remote control.

https://defenseopinion.com/lessons-from-ukraine-battlefield-...

skip down to the AI Scales Up section of this link https://globalsecuritywire.com/military-terrorism/2024/12/09...