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Cheap Drones Pose Threat to Expensive Military Systems, warns Former Air Force Pilot Advocating for AI-enabled Force

AI-enabled military systems have proven effective in battle, but concerns about reliability persist among troops and commanders, according to a former Air Force test pilot. In a recent interview with Fox News, a former test pilot and military tech company executive highlighted the potential dangers of cheap drones equipped with AI. He warned that these drones could easily destroy expensive military equipment, necessitating the integration of autonomous technology into the Pentagon's strategy for future warfare...

Pentagon's Race for New Tech with China Hinges on AI

The Pentagon is planning to field thousands of artificial intelligence-enabled autonomous vehicles by 2026 in a bid to keep pace with the Chinese military. Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks announced the plan, called Replicator, with the aim of galvanizing progress in the shift of U.S. military innovation...

Israel's Use of AI in Hamas War Can Help Limit Collateral Damage 'If Executed Properly,' Expert Says

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have enlisted the power of artificial intelligence (AI) in their ongoing conflict with Hamas in an effort to improve the precision of their targeting. As the IDF faces accusations of causing excessive death and collateral damage in Gaza, experts believe that the use of AI, if executed properly, could help limit these unintended consequences. Mark Montgomery, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies’ Center on Cyber and Technology Innovation, expressed optimism about the potential of AI in streamlining the targeting identification, evaluation, and assessment process. He noted that similar to the efforts of U.S. forces, the IDF is committed to reducing collateral damage and civilian casualties. By incorporating AI and machine learning tools, the targeting process can become more agile and executable, expediting target identification, review, and approval...

The Frightening 'Divine Wind' Attackers: A Monumental Anniversary in Global Military History

On this day in history, October 25, 1944, the world witnessed a pivotal moment in global military history. It was the day when the first kamikaze suicide pilots from desperate Imperial Japan launched a horrifying attack on the US Navy. These divine wind attackers, as they were known, struck fear into the hearts of American sailors as they screamed down from the skies over Surigao Strait in the Philippines. Historian James P. Duffy describes the horror and shock experienced by American witnesses of these first kamikaze attacks. Little did they know that this was only the beginning of a new, terrifying chapter in warfare. By the time World War II came to an end in the summer of 1945, approximately 130 American warships had been sunk or damaged by kamikazes...

Russia Charges Top Ukrainian Military Leaders with 'Terrorism' Over Drone Strikes

The Russian government has announced that it will be pursuing charges against high-ranking members of the Ukrainian military for 'terrorist attacks.' According to Russia's Investigative Committee, four individuals have been accused of terrorism in connection to drone strikes on Russian territory and regions of Ukraine currently held by Russian invading forces...

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Cheap Drones Pose Threat to Expensive Military Systems, warns Former Air Force Pilot Advocating for AI-enabled Force

Pentagon's Race for New Tech with China Hinges on AI

Israel's Use of AI in Hamas War Can Help Limit Collateral Damage 'If Executed Properly,' Expert Says

The Frightening 'Divine Wind' Attackers: A Monumental Anniversary in Global Military History

Russia Charges Top Ukrainian Military Leaders with 'Terrorism' Over Drone Strikes

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