- By Manisha Salecha
Technology has automated and redesigned the art of war. The technique and execution of warfare has undergone dramatic changes with time. Recent introduction being of drones (unmanned aerial vehicles), which has received widespread acceptance in the war zone. And experts now plan to revolutionize the war game by combining drones with Artificial Intelligence.
The New Age Drones
World-over governments and army personnel have started putting in their thoughts of bringing in more advanced automation in warfare to go much beyond the existing basic automation. And the rise of AI just presents that opportunity. A more futuristic scenario is being imagined with the advent of AI to make drones more independent and powerful.
Experts have already started to develop programmes to integrate artificial intelligence with drones. As the first level, programmes are being developed which allow for drones to identify their targets independently without any human interference. Simply put, experts are
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Manisha Salecha
Manisha is a Senior Content Analyst with Analytics India Magazine. Apart from writing & editing articles and taking interviews, she is also responsible for covering analytics news, and handling social media for AIM. She can be contacted on manisha.salecha@analyticsindiamag.com.
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