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I love the WW1 analogy! I think anti-drone drones are going to quickly move to being autonomous. No one's going to worry too much about "accidentally" taking d
by Steltek 4y ago
I love the WW1 analogy!
I think anti-drone drones are going to quickly move to being autonomous. No one's going to worry too much about "accidentally" taking down a simple drone and the threat of just one kamikaze drone getting through is too high to chance a delayed human reaction. Plus jamming or other measures will make direct control more difficult. An army will likely have a few circling "CAP" drones overhead at all times.
- trashtester 4y agoI agree, the anti-drone aspect needs to be low-latency. But I actually expect that soon, most drones will come with some anti-drones aspects, and some will will be multi-purpuse, capable of launcing some anti ground ordenance. For that part, they may come with a manual mode, for a while longer.
- euroderf 4y agoAssume there will be IFF for drones. With crypto key rotation to keep it reliable.
- johnrgrace 4y agoI think you need to think about drone swarms or herds. Not all of the drones need AI or the same level of AI. Some drones will support the costs of a higher level AI and others will have lower AI capabilities and refocus resources on other capacities like attack. Simple drones in volume may be used to overwhelm defenses.