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A "thought experiment" from the service that went viral highlights the possible dangers that could come from giving autonomous drones too much power.

Intercepting a drone? >> well, for intercepting a drone, the race track pattern picture that was showed, that drone was probably flying, clecl collecting intelligence either on russian ships or merchant ships coming out of odesa with grain as part of the embargo at this period of time. certainly the russians don't like that. they don't like people to know where their ships are. they don't like people to know what's going oin their area of operation. so this is not a killer drone. this is a drone that collects intelligence and communications. so they want it out of the area even though it's in ...

Time. certainly the russians don't like that. they don't want people to know where their ships are they don't like people to know what's going on in their area of operation. this is not a killer drone, this is a drone that collects intelligence and communications. so they want it out of the area, even though it's in international waters and doing the things that it has every right to be doing. it's an intelligence collection platform, anderson, either on russian military operations or an merchant operations to make sure that embargo goes as it's supposed to go. >> but an intercept like that wh...

The US is not keen on sending Gray Eagle drones to Ukraine as UAVs are becoming less effective on the battlefield, as Russia uses ECM to shoot them down.

Iran’s defence ministry claims that a drone attack at a military plant was ‘unsuccessful’ and only caused minor damage to its roof.