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I think the issue is going to be that the AI can pull G-forces higher than what a human can do and also never having to be re-trained. This means a swarm of "c
by Justsignedup 6y ago
I think the issue is going to be that the AI can pull G-forces higher than what a human can do and also never having to be re-trained.
This means a swarm of "cheap" craft that focus on deploy 20 to take anything out is going to be the optimal. And without the need for all those human systems (glass cockpit, AR consoles, ejection systems, seats, etc) we're good.
For non-combat operations they can be flown similarly to drones.
- fatbird 6y agoI'm not sure they wouldn't require retraining. If all the pilots are AIs, the tactics would change, necessitating retraining. Then there would be the search for better AI tactics. You'd still be in a position of a tactics race, driven by simulation and machine learning probably, so the evolutions would iterate faster, and the deciding factor would become the computing power each air force could throw at it.