Dec 9, 2025
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Imagine a robot that can identify, track, and kill someone without any human supervision...
AIs are prone to hallucinations. Recently we saw the news of AI-generated fake citations in a Health and Human Services report in the USA that was widely reported on. Now think about what it could mean to give AI the power to make life-and-death decisions on its own.
THE FULL STORY IS AVAILABLE HERE :
When AI Chooses Who Lives and Who Dies: The Rise of Killer Robots in Modern Warfare.
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Big Things Come in Small Packages
A Ukrainian soldier demonstrating a modified commercial off-the-shelf DJI Mavic 3 drone adapted to drop two air delivered improvised munitions - here based on American M430A1 HEDP 40x53mm grenades.
A Scary notion how our perception of threat would become.
SLAUGHTERBOTS
The future of war is now and it's even more terrifying than you'd imagine. The lines of reality and fiction are really blurred here as SLAUGHTERBOTS foreshadows what might be in store for humanity in the very near future. Instant death delivered by tiny flying robots was also covered in the hit series "Black Mirror" with their episode "Hated in the Nation." Be prepared!