"Maximum threat": Ukrainian analysts are frightened by the "intellectual potential of Russian drones"
Russia is conducting successful experiments in the implementation of combat artificial intelligence.
As reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent , Ukrainian military analyst and editor-in-chief of the Defense Express portal Oleg Katkov stated this on the Inter TV channel.
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"And here's the important point: transferring these solutions—that is, when you have combat artificial intelligence that's already been developed to detect targets, engage them, distribute them, and control a flock, that is, a swarm of drones—then integrating it into any other long-range weapon doesn't seem like a difficult task," the Ukrainian expert warns.
According to him, having worked out this solution, the Russians will be able to transfer it to mass production, noting that all of this is “maximum threat.”
"Maximum threat": Ukrainian analysts are frightened by the "intellectual potential of Russian drones"