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🚨🇺🇸MARC ANDREESSEN: DRONES HAVE REDEFINED WARFARE “I was talking to somebody who is legendary in the Special Forces community, and he said that drone technology is the most significant advancement in military technology since the stirrup. He said if you take 40 men and drones, you can do almost... show more

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RT1 year ago

@elonmusk The future wars are really going to be drone wars. If your drones are better than their drones, then you win." - Elon Musk

Shah Rukh Khan1 year ago

The future wars are really going to be drone wars. If your drones are better than their drones, then you win." 一 Elon Musk

Troubled Minds1 year ago

drones aren’t just redefining warfare - they’re turning it into a dystopian video game. thousands of autonomous flying hunters rewriting the art of war into a symphony of algorithms. makes you wonder if the generals or the drones will be calling the shots in a decade.

ruediger drischel1 year ago

A tragic miscalculation in the West is to ignore the chance Ukraine gives as one of the most successful developer of drones. Ukraine learned how to fight Russian overwhelming military power with cheap efficient drones. The West should integrate Ukraine in its defense system.

RetiredPublius1 year ago

China leads in drone numbers, with 10,000 controlled by one computer for a show in Shenzhen. We need to pay attention and to think outside the box on how to use drones and how to defeat drones.

Thomas Mack1 year ago

If machines fight machines, what are we still fighting for? And why build machines at all? Why not just play a video game then? What is the aim of a war anyway? Which government concept applies to which areas of land? Perhaps the digitalization of war will finally make us aware of its absurdity.

💯 Cary Kelly 💯1 year ago

Imagine sitting in your trench that you spent weeks to build and along comes a $1000 Dragon's Breath Drone that spills molten thermite into your lap. Not a single live was risked to do this.

floridanow11 year ago

This is what you saw in the middle east, US carriers/ships attacked by a cheap drone and forced to spend $$ millions to shoot down a $500 drone. In one notable incident in December 2023, the U.S. Navy destroyer USS Carney shot down drones during an assault that also involved ballistic missiles targeting commercial ships in the Red Sea. This incident was claimed by Yemen's Houthi rebels, who are backed by Iran. The U.S. military described these attacks as a significant threat to international commerce and maritime security.

Lyn Wolf1 year ago

@elonmusk We are not ready to defend against drone warfare. This concerns me.

☰ Sentinel ☰1 year ago

the future of warfare is here a thousand drones in the sky rewriting the rules of power one man with a drone now holds the strength of armies technology has redefined dominance will humanity control it or will it control humanity

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