AeroVironment has introduced the ‘Red Dragon’, a new autonomous drone capable of identifying and striking targets independently, which significantly alters the landscape of modern warfare. Designed as a one-way attack drone, it can deploy in just ten minutes and reach speeds of 100 mph, showcasing rapid military capabilities amid growing concerns over automated decision-making in combat.
This drone operates without continuous human input, relying instead on complex software to execute mission objectives in high-threat environments. The development of such technology raises ethical questions about the future of warfare and the role of artificial intelligence, sparking debate on how military forces should responsibly manage these advancements.
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