Allen Control Systems is introducing an AI-powered machine gun designed to significantly lower U.S. defense costs at a time when the Department of Defense prepares for budget cuts. CEO Steve Simoni highlights the economic disparity in current warfare practices, noting that while conventional missiles can cost upwards of $100,000 to intercept drones, their machine gun bullets are priced around just one dollar each.
As the Defense Department grapples with a $841.4 billion budget, CEO Simoni’s vision could reshape battlefield dynamics by making aerial defense more cost-effective. Backed by tech entrepreneur David Sacks and influenced by the policies of former President Donald Trump, this initiative represents a notable shift towards utilizing advanced technology in military operations.
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