Warfare
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Azhnyuk: Drones make warfare software-defined for first time in history
“Warfare is redefined by drones as platforms, and for the first time in history, you have a platform that is software-defined, ah, that can increase your battlefield capabilities, ah, you know, in, in a step change just overnight. So, it's like, if you were abl…”
Kalinowski: Warfare will outpace consumer electronics innovation over the next two years
“I think there's probably more change in war than there is in consumer electronics in the next two years, for example.”
Sankar: Robotic weapons will not eliminate the need for human combatants
“I don't buy the idea that these sorts of robotic weapons are going to somehow mean that humans don't have to do the fighting. You certainly want the robots to draw first blood, you want them to serve as a deterrent, but the will of the nation to actually win a…”
Fetterman predicts current Middle East warfare will create a path to peace
“You know, yes, that's, there's a lot of warfare now, but then I think that's a path for more enduring peace.”
Emil Michael: Modern warfare is shifting from $20B carriers to low-cost attritable systems
“Generally I do think warfare is going from big carrier ships that cost twenty billion dollars and a decade and a half to build To mass attributable, low cost things.”
Chamath: Satellite information warfare tactics will define every future conflict
“That is the generation of Warfare and information that we are going to see in every conflict going forward, especially when you have something as ubiquitous as Starlink and other things in the sky to help you get the information out.”
Litinsky: The future of warfare is physical AI, drones, and robots
“The future of warfare, Is physical AI, right? Robots and drones.”
Anugas: Advanced AI will inevitably lead to dangerous warfare applications
“Yeah. I do. War, warfare is permanent. And you know, humanity is, is a war-torn species. I think that we invent incredibly dangerous things, and I do think that those incredibly dangerous things will keep it interesting for quite a while.”
Schimpf: AI's primary defense role is managing massive sensor scale
“So when I think about, like, where AI is going to drive The most value for warfare. It is dealing with the scale problem, which is really like the amount of information that is the number of sensors, like the sheer volume of systems that are going to be fielde…”