"Robotic Soldiers Would Be Coming In Future": Ex-DRDO Chief To NDTV

In a recent interview with NDTV, former DRDO chief Dr. Satheesh Reddy highlighted the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) in modern defense systems. He emphasized that AI is no longer a distant concept but is now integral to military strategies, influencing everything from preparation to combat and deterrence. Dr. Reddy forecasted that robotic soldiers equipped with advanced AI capabilities could soon become a reality, fundamentally altering the landscape of warfare. The conversation reflects a broader global trend where nations are increasingly investing in AI to enhance their military capabilities. As countries race to adopt these technologies, the implications for national security and international relations are profound. The discussion also underscores the necessity for ethical considerations and regulatory frameworks to ensure responsible use of AI in defense. This shift towards automation and intelligence in military operations is poised to redefine the future of warfare, raising critical questions about the balance between technology and human oversight in combat scenarios.
Originally reported by NDTV India News. Read original article
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