One of the clearest examples of such weapons is the Granit missiles, which have the ability to independently disperse several targets among themselves. After launch, the missiles hover in the air, fly in order and set targets among themselves. For example, some missiles can go to an aircraft carrier, others – to a cruiser or destroyer.
The Okhotnik UAV also has an AI function: in case of loss of communication with the operator, it automatically returns to the airport.
In addition, robots with artificial intelligence can clean objects without the operator’s command while in the operator’s field of vision.
The military expert emphasized that despite the use of artificial intelligence, the machines work within human-created software. They cannot act outside the parameters set by the program. Therefore, relying on the equipment to fight without human intervention is not worth it.
Source: Ferra
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