Military Autonomy Insights
Military vehicles exhibit limited autonomy, primarily relying on human supervision, yet advancements are being made in autonomous helicopters and aircraft. The discussion highlights the potential for reducing air safety violations through true autonomy, questioning whether many crashes would have been avoided without pilot error. Additionally, the limitations of GPS as a foundational technology for autonomy are explored, emphasizing the need for more robust decision-making capabilities in robots.In this clip
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