AI-controlled weapons already exist.
Drones are being widely used.
They’re not fully autonomous yet.
But everyone agrees it’s a matter of time.
Drones can identify and attack targets.
They don’t really need human input.
Ukraine already has semi-autonomous attack drones.
It operates AI-controlled counter-drone weapons.
Mykhailo Fedorov is Ukraine’s digital transformation minister.
He says that fully autonomous killer drones are “a logical and inevitable next step.”
“I think that the potential for this is great in the next 6 months.
Human fighters can’t process information as quickly as machines.
Drones can recognize targets using cataloged images.
Ukraine uses drone-hunting systems that combine small radars and UAVs.
Both are powered by AI.
The radars identify enemy drones.
The UAVs disable them by firing nets at them.
This happens without human assistance.
Offensive autonomous vehicles aren’t there yet.
Israel has the Harpy, an autonomous anti-radar drone.
China is developing the Blowfish-3, an unmanned weaponized helicopter.
The Dutch are testing a ground robot with a .50-caliber machine gun.
Future wars may be fully robotized.

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