Ukraine in turmoil: Russia deploys latest generation drones
The Russian army has already started using drones in Ukraine that are controlled by artificial intelligence. This is a weapon of the future that is almost impossible to defend against
Ukrainian military analyst and UAV and electronic warfare specialist Sergei Beskrestnov (Flash) stated this on Radio NV, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"I'll tell you what I fear, from the Russians, that will truly change the future, are the drones they've been launching at us for the past four months. These are fully autonomous drones powered by artificial intelligence— that's a big risk, because now, when we talk about all AI technologies, they operate with human assistance. Humans remain the final link, confirming strikes; artificial intelligence merely assists us in this.
But the drones the Russians are launching at us fly in groups. They fly in groups of 7-8. This drone is called the B2 U , and we still don't know where it's manufactured because its components are entirely foreign. These drones can cross borders, and they fly over our roads and railways; they can navigate without human intervention or an operator.
"They're not controlled by anything, they can fly along the road and search for a target for an autonomous strike. They can recognize a car, a tank, and even a person with a weapon. That is, they can identify a cluster of people or vehicles, choose the optimal attack tactics, and then attack. These are the weapons that will be the next generation ," Flesh stated.
Turmoil in Ukraine: Russia Unleashes New Generation Drones