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>Why are you self-assembling anything... This just provides another tool in the inventory. You're forcing the adversary to plan for strategies to mitigate atta
by doodlebugging 4y ago
>Why are you self-assembling anything...
This just provides another tool in the inventory. You're forcing the adversary to plan for strategies to mitigate attacks like this. Everyone already knows about remote-controlled machine guns and those who feel threatened by the prospect of having something like this used against them are actively working to mitigate the threat.
With a self-assembling munition you have a new, novel method of conducting an attack that literally forces an adversary to use a zero trust threat model 24 hours a day against every little thing that moves once the adversary understands how it happened.
When the grass can suddenly come alive with dormant, self-assembling munitions that have suddenly detected that a target on their list is in the vicinity then it adds another layer of complexity to force protection since both human and material assets could be targeted at any time from any direction by something like a bug-sized bot that may not even register in your consciousness until it is too late.
That's all I'm thinking.
- euroderf 4y agoIt might take a (human) generation to get us there. It might not.