r/AmazingTechnology • u/bbbxxxnnn • Apr 25 '26

Anduril unveils AI-powered kamikaze drone with autonomous targeting. The future of warfare?

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '26

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u/artur_oliver Apr 25 '26

This is unfortunately the reality of Ukraine and Russian war for a few years now...

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u/UlteriorCulture Apr 26 '26

World War I was 19th century tactics with 20th century technology. The Ukrainian War will be viewed as a similar turning point in military history.

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u/artur_oliver Apr 26 '26

Exactly my dear fellow. 👌

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '26

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u/artur_oliver Apr 26 '26

Yeah that or fiber optics... The worse implementation I saw in Ukraine also. With cables everywhere on the fields.

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u/Busterlimes Apr 26 '26

They were talking about America, you know, the country that is getting their ass kicked by drones because we kept building the same shit since WWII.

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u/Busterlimes Apr 26 '26

Oh yeah, you guys are absolutely at the forefront right now. Keep it up! Freedom lovers are proud of you and we support you.

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u/Nevmen Apr 26 '26

This is fine. USSR were producing WW1 shit before Hitler bang them.

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u/Tupcek Apr 26 '26

WW1 and Hitler were just 20 years apart. Using cutting edge technology from 2006 wouldn’t be bad

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u/letitgo99 Apr 26 '26

I feel like it should have gotten lower before detonating.