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was going to make a similar comment. In their hypothetical scenario they conveniently skip passed the need to obtain/manufacture 10 metric tones of high explos
by gricardo99 7y ago
was going to make a similar comment. In their hypothetical scenario they conveniently skip passed the need to obtain/manufacture 10 metric tones of high explosive.
I'd say it's not access to drones/AI that's the most frightening in this scenario, it's the access to massive amounts of high explosives. If 3 crazies can get their hands on that quantity of explosives, they don't need drones/AI. A few selectively placed trucks/cars loaded with explosives are a long standing tool of mass-murderers.
- glangdale 7y agoI amused myself with the math that results if our 3 crazies have to hand load 1g of shaped charge on each drone (assuming that you can't exactly subcontract out this "please make our killer drones for us and don't ask any questions). It came to a mere 4.75 years of 16 hour days for the 3 people, assuming it takes 30 seconds per drone. No time off for holidays. It's pretty amazing that someone can spout off about this so confidently, with zero ability to do simple common sense back of the envelope calculations.
- gricardo99 7y agolol. And no weekends.