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#WATCH | Jaisalmer | Director General (Weapon Systems), Air Marshal Premkumar Krishnaswamy says, "Dronathon 2026 is not merely a technology exhibition; it is an effort by the Indian Air Force to engage directly with industry, startups, and innovators, understand what they are developing, and, most importantly, assess how these...

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Not merely a [X]; it is a [Y]" is a classic example of AI slop and "glibberish"—a pseudo-intellectual writing cliché heavily favored by LLMs. Painful to see a serving Air Marshal read it out as-is for a flagship event. Could’ve at least paraphrased.

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