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A counter example is the F35 -- it is a fighter that is hugely contingent upon its software, but the US has denied partners (the people who also cofunded develo
by endorphone 9y ago
A counter example is the F35 -- it is a fighter that is hugely contingent upon its software, but the US has denied partners (the people who also cofunded development) access to it. Given that software controls everything, that should invalidate it as an option for any other military at the outset.
- AnimalMuppet 9y agoNot everyone else can build something equivalent. That leaves them two options: Trust the hidden software, or fly inferior planes. It's not clear which one is the correct answer.