Re:60 Nations agree to regulate AI in the military before it...
by credit_guy on Saturday February 18, 2023 @02:51PM
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> an eternity for tech
Not really. As everyone could see, Russia is still using tanks made 50 years ago.
I may be talking about old tech, but you are talking hypothetical tech. "I don't understand why anyone would invest in combat aircraft when this hypothetical tech could be developed by a peer nation and render the aircraft obsolete". Does that sum up the argument?
Re:60 Nations agree to regulate AI in the military before it...
by sylware on Saturday February 18, 2023 @05:39PM
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Well, I know with better source than HN that combat aircrafts are mostly useless due to "proper" air defence missiles.
But combat aircrafts are still usefull in uneven conflicts, namely when one side has really weak air defence, or even none. It is a similar issues with tanks.
That's why it is very important to assess the balance of a conflict on recent data in order to deploy the right equipment. Of course, there will be bluf, bad surprises, etc.