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FOX: Everyone is quietly working toward fully autonomous drones that rely on AI and, once released, operate independently. Do you worry that once you go fully autonomous, then suddenly it’s Terminator, the movie? ZELENSKYY: No, we control this. It can’t work without people now.

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