Debajit Sarkar Ukraine’s military command recently issued a recruitment notice for specialists in artificial intelligence technologies. The notice, made public by the General Staff on Facebook announced that they are seeking engineers and technical experts with practical experience in AI, machine learning, data analytics, and robotics who can solve non-traditional problems in wartime and assist with modern … Read more
Military robots are either autonomous or remotely controlled machines designed for various defense-related tasks, ranging from transportation to search and rescue, and even offensive operations. In the last ten years, there has been significant progress in developing advanced robotic systems for military use. Many of these systems are adaptations of commercial technologies, which … Read more
In a recent study, researchers at Fudan University employed LLMs developed by Meta and Alibaba to investigate the potential for self-replicating AI to proliferate uncontrollably. Across ten trials, a remarkable 50% and 90% success rates were observed for the two AI models, respectively, in generating independent and functional replicas of themselves. These findings … Read more
The Oreshnik, a Russian intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM), is characterized by its extremely high speed, exceeding Mach 10 (3.40 km/s) based on reports from the Ukrainian military. There’s perhaps one main reason for using Oreshnik, and destroying a factory isn’t it. It’s an area destruction weapon, shown off to the world. Russia suggests that … Read more
The People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) unveiled images of two novel sixth-generation fighter jets on December last year. These aircraft feature a groundbreaking tailless design, a hallmark of sixth-generation fighters previously unseen in operational aircraft. China’s pursuit of advanced combat aviation aligns with its broader strategic objective of enhancing military capabilities. The … Read more