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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera
Any of those robots have a very short battery life. No doubt a programmed robot could do damage, but after a couple hours or less, it will be needing to be charged up.
I suspect drones will be the real game changer in future wars. Strap on a little C4 and send in a few hundred thousand cheap drones with no communications, just a seek and destroy any human. That is the big worry for me, as the US is way behind a country like Ukraine.
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When my battery drill and driver get low on power, I swap a charged battery in. Whether it's AI or humans, BatteryBots(TM) or the common use Batbots(TM) as they will be known on the front lines, will roll into and/or fly into any fray, find their specific robot, exchange batteries and roll or fly out of combat back to get the rundown battery recharged.
What are you going to do about the Batbots?