> I really dislike this "autonomous sci-fi slaughterbot" framing of the article. That's not what's happening here. It's literally exactly what's happening here

> I really dislike this "autonomous sci-fi slaughterbot" framing of the article. That's not what's happening here. It's literally exactly what's happening here: > Saker has gone further in recent weeks, successfully using a reconnaissance drone that identified targets with A.I. and then dispatched autonomous kamikaze drones for the kill, Viktor said. In one case, the system struck a target 25 miles away.