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There's no need to exterminate anything. When you have robotic infantry deployed at theater scale, a largely non-lethal peacekeeping approach could be taken wit
by rl3 11y ago
There's no need to exterminate anything. When you have robotic infantry deployed at theater scale, a largely non-lethal peacekeeping approach could be taken with relative ease.
I'd argue robotic infantry would be a massive leap towards improving the security and humanitarian situations in some of the world's most terrible places.
Unlike long-term deployment of human soldiers, political will wouldn't really factor in to robotic deployments. That would translate to less genocide and suffering in the world.
- j1vms 11y agoAt one point at least, people surmised that atomic weapons would lead to greater success in peace-keeping throughout the world. Not so sure it's turning out that way.
- krapp 11y ago>Unlike long-term deployment of human soldiers, political will wouldn't really factor in to robotic deployments. Aren't all military deployments an expression of political will, though?