Deadly AI Drone Swarms and More: The Race to Build AI Drone Fleets | WSJ U.S. vs. China
The U.S. and China are spending billions to make military drones that use AI to identify or even destroy targets based on data like satellite
The U.S. and China are spending billions to make military drones that use AI to identify or even destroy targets based on data like satellite
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