Ai drones robotics: how the battlefield ndtv

[r3alist]

I use the video to motivate a question on drones, ai and robotics, specifically for Indian colleagues hence posting here


How do you feel about a Russia Ukraine type exchange between India and Pakistan using drones.

My feeling, and I say feeling, is due to the cheaper cost of drones the war has been prolonged and significant damage has been incurred directly or with the help of drones being in the mix

Whilst you can laud this from a distance, some of the attacks have been outrageous , operation spider web takiing out Russian bombers from within Russia

Pakistan and India are closer to one another, denser populations

Question, is Is this a type of warfare either is willing to live with and should they both just embrace it as a natural progression?

 

[retaxis]

I use the video to motivate a question on drones, ai and robotics, specifically for Indian colleagues hence posting here


How do you feel about a Russia Ukraine type exchange between India and Pakistan using drones.

My feeling, and I say feeling, is due to the cheaper cost of drones the war has been prolonged and significant damage has been incurred directly or with the help of drones being in the mix

Whilst you can laud this from a distance, some of the attacks have been outrageous , operation spider web takiing out Russian bombers from within Russia

Pakistan and India are closer to one another, denser populations

Question, is Is this a type of warfare either is willing to live with and should they both just embrace it as a natural progression?

This drone warfare and unmanned combat vehicle warfare favors the side with the greater manufacturing capability and supply chains. In that field, China will be providing far more for Pakistan than India can manufacture as China dwarfs India in that domain.

 

[Sam6536]

This drone warfare and unmanned combat vehicle warfare favors the side with the greater manufacturing capability and supply chains. In that field, China will be providing far more for Pakistan than India can manufacture as China dwarfs India in that domain.

If your hypothesis consists of China providing a large supply of it's own drones then yes. Even with Chinese supply + home production I don't think Pakistani war machinery could stand on equal footing with India. It's just basic size and economics of scale difference.

In an all out of war as this thread is suggesting only your own industrial capacity will eventually matter in the long run. Even Ukraine has moved on to domestic alternatives of weapons.

 

[Vikramaditya1]

How do you feel about a Russia Ukraine type exchange between India and Pakistan using drones.

We don't have the capacity for long term war anymore. We want it to be over in a day or two, then fight it out in the social media/info landscape. Back in the day, if either India or Pakistan send bombs it's an act of war and we will be mobilising troops. Now act of war is "potential closing of water flow" with "potential" build up of military.

Russia and Ukraine war is Russian ego colliding with Ukrainian ego. There is no true blood libel like we have.

 

[r3alist]

This drone warfare and unmanned combat vehicle warfare favors the side with the greater manufacturing capability and supply chains. In that field, China will be providing far more for Pakistan than India can manufacture as China dwarfs India in that domain.

I think it favours the size with larger area, and more dastardly tactics, it doesn't take much that's my point

You could have a cell making drones in some van and send them to sensitive important infra, imagine if that's the norm, frightening reai

 

[BHAN85]

ai deciding who to kill, what could going wrong?

 

[Michael]

I think it favours the size with larger area, and more dastardly tactics, it doesn't take much that's my point

You could have a cell making drones in some van and send them to sensitive important infra, imagine if that's the norm, frightening reai

Throughout the course of human civilization, the technologies of offense and defense have consistently evolved in an alternating, spiral pattern. No single technological method is invincible.

Clearly, in today's international public opinion landscape, the tactical significance of drones is vastly overstated. AI technology, too, is heavily hyped. And the capabilities resulting from the combination of the two are being touted to an extreme, limitless degree.

However, let's calm down.

When camera-equipped mobile phones first appeared, people were deeply concerned about the issue of being secretly photographed. There was even talk of legally mandating that the "click" sound made when taking a photo could not be silenced or disabled. Years have since passed; while the problem of surreptitious photography does exist, it has proven far less severe than originally feared.

The "AI plus drone" arena is currently a hot topic globally, with many nations eager to get involved. However, the only true players are China and the United States. For other countries, it is merely a matter of political hype or a ploy by certain companies to secure government subsidies; These countries are simply not qualified to participate in this game.

This is very realistic—and cruel. But that is the world we live in.