AussieNick
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Yes, but you're not recognizing the complications of AI, motor skills, independant and creative thinking, etc. Wars are no longer fought from the trenches, todays warfare requires leadership, tactical planning and strategic thinking all the way down to the lowliest private. Even in wars like WWI & WWII I think we would have been hard presse to create AI sophisticated enough to effectively fight those wars (if this tech existed back then).
Too true.
The problem is robotics don't have the adaptability of humans. Humans have the benefit of emotion, logical thought, irrational thought, etc etc etc. All factors that go towards good warfighting. No robot can replace the MK. 1 Grunt on the ground.