Autonome Kriegsmaschinen: Wo Drohnen mit Künstlicher Intelligenz im Einsatz sind

Swarm drones equipped with artificial intelligence are versatile and hard to combat, revolutionizing warfare. They are designed to support and assist soldiers in combat, with increasing autonomy that surpasses human processing capabilities.

Drone swarms are capable of tasks like facial recognition and carrying explosives, potentially replacing other weapon systems. The critical factor is ensuring human control over these swarms.

China has made advancements in developing bird-like drone swarms that can perform tasks similar to a bee swarm, capable of tasks such as missions at sea or on aircraft carriers.

Companies like Quantum Systems in Germany are using vector drones for military purposes, such as reconnaissance missions in Ukraine, equipped with special cameras and infrared sensors.

The use of AI in drones enables capabilities like object analysis and classification, allowing for unmanned drone swarms to accompany and support combat jets effectively.

There are ethical concerns surrounding the use of AI in drone swarms, with the potential loss of control and risk of attacks on civilian targets. Collaboration with experts and ethical considerations are crucial in developing and implementing AI-based drone systems.