The former commander of allied forces in NATO says that drones will revolutionize the battlefield with the help of artificial intelligence.

The former commander of allied forces in NATO says that drones will revolutionize the battlefield with the help of artificial intelligence.

The former commander of the allied forces in NATO says that drones will revolutionize the battlefield with the help of artificial intelligence.
Adm. Starodis and Elliott Ackerman, a former member of the US Navy, wrote in an article in the Wall Street Journal that these cheap birds could make multibillion-dollar warships and bombers vulnerable.In this joint article, they wrote that the threat of drones on battlefields is currently manageable for armies, but soon this situation will change with the help of artificial intelligence and drones will become a tool to conquer the fields.
Meanwhile, the use of drones in the war between Russia and Ukraine has expanded, and the Ukrainian army hopes to use these planes to compensate for its limited combat and settlement capacities against the Russian army.
Starodis and Ackerman wrote that states and smaller militia groups can become serious enemies of powerful governments and militaries with the help of drones. Most importantly, they threaten the weapons and military technology that countries like the United States have spent millions of dollars and time developing.
, the drones of a Ukrainian intelligence unit attacked and sank the $70 million Russian warship Ivano-Tzu in the Black Sea. Also, in the past few months, the Yemeni Houthis have attacked commercial ships in the Gulf of Aden with the help of Iranian drones and caused millions of dollars in damage to the world economy.
“Drones suddenly appeared in all wars,” the authors wrote. But this is the dawn of a new era in war.