> So we should expect to be able to have e.g. a combat drone that can take a grenade, navigate for miles to enemy territory, pick on an enemy target, drop the g

> So we should expect to be able to have e.g. a combat drone that can take a grenade, navigate for miles to enemy territory, pick on an enemy target, drop the grenade, and navigate back to the base. Call me naive, but I would like to believe that at least part of the reason we don't have these autonomous murder machines is that we choose not to develop them.