There Is nO denyIng that emerging and new technological advances are changing the nature and character of warfare. rapid advances in technology include advanced computing, big data analytics, unmanned systems, robotics, artificial intelligence (aI), autonomy, robotics, networking, directed energy weapons (deWs), hypersonic, and biotechnology. there is speculation that warfare in 2040 would include tanks controlling air-ground robots, aI-enabled targeting and reconnaissance, attacking in milliseconds, vehicle and aircraft-fired lasers, self-guiding ammunition, morphing swarms of autonomous drones and fast, real-time, multi-domain networking.
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