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Keep in mind that electronically jamming a modern fighter is effectively downing it, irrespective of the human inside. I have read that are beyond the ability o
by zamalek 6y ago
Keep in mind that electronically jamming a modern fighter is effectively downing it, irrespective of the human inside. I have read that are beyond the ability of a human to fly directly, and absolutely require fly-by-wire to stay aloft.
As for taking control of an AI drone, you can eliminate that possibility by only allowing abort orders remotely.
Classical drones still require a remote human. This is a different league.
- jki275 6y ago"electronically jamming a modern fighter" isn't going to do anything to its flight controls. You're correct that flight computers are generally required to keep dynamically unstable aircraft flying -- but that's done at a much lower level than anything that's connected to a radio.