Killer drones that pick their own targets and robot war submarines that steer themselves - AI weapons of the near future

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Killer drones that pick their own targets and robot war submarines that steer themselves - AI weapons of the near future

Militaries worldwide are in a race to develop AI-powered weapons, leading to concerns about the escalation of the AI arms race. The United States Marine Corps has successfully tested unmanned aircraft like the Kratos XQ-58 Valkyrie as part of their aviation modernization strategy. Major General Scott Cain emphasizes the critical role of AI in future warfighting and decision-making processes.

Autonomous weapons, such as drones and submarines, are being developed to maximize damage on the enemy while reducing human involvement in conflict. The responsible use of AI in wartime is a growing concern, with the United States government launching a declaration to guide military AI development. Companies like Vyriy and Swarmer in Ukraine are at the forefront of developing autonomous drones with minimal human intervention.

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