Low Cost, High Precision: Effects of Artificial Intelligence and Drone Warfare on the Security Environment

"LOW COST, HIGH PRECISION"

Addressing young officers and military personnel in Quantico, Virginia, Pete Hegseth said, "The pace of war is changing faster than the process of supporting it." he said. "Today we need both quality and quantity." Hegseth said, adding: "Cheap computing power, super intelligence, and advanced commercial manufacturing in Silicon Valley have enabled the proliferation of low-cost, high-precision attacks."

Experts warn that the uncontrolled development of artificial intelligence and competition in the field of technology may further increase risks in the global security environment.

China and the USA, two countries that lead the development and dissemination of advanced artificial intelligence technologies worldwide, are confronting each other regarding artificial intelligence policies and applications in the sector. Security experts from both countries are calling for high-level security measures and a common approach regarding the use of artificial intelligence in military systems, including nuclear weapons.

RESPONSIBLE FOR 70 PERCENT OF RUSSIA'S LOSSES

The Russia-Ukraine War, which started as a conflict in which tanks and artillery units were decisive, gradually turned into a drone war, which also prompted the USA to take action.

According to estimates, drones are responsible for about 70 percent of Russia's losses. These systems allow attacks to be carried out remotely, while reducing the risk for pilots and aircrew.

The Pentagon, which has taken some steps in this field in recent years, will also take steps regarding drone warfare in Autowarcom.