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AI warfare and Ukraine’s rapid drone development

The Financial Times reports rapid battlefield adoption of autonomous systems, while a Fortune commentary describes Ukrainian drone capabilities and countermeasures emerging in weeks.

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The Financial Times reports that autonomous systems are being rapidly integrated on the battlefield as models advance in ways even their creators cannot fully predict.

In a Fortune commentary, defense investor Matt Higgins describes Ukrainian engineers changing drone frequencies and Ukrainian forces turning to fiber-optic links that electronic warfare cannot jam. He says new capabilities and countermeasures emerge in weeks, and that one General Cherry factory has capacity to produce roughly 100,000 drones a month.

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Financial TimesThe era of AI warfare has arrived20d
FortuneInside the Ukrainian drone factories prototyping the free world's next arsenal | Fortune20d
The Wall Street JournalSee How Jet Power Is Giving Russia the Edge in the Drone War20d
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    Financial TimesThe era of AI warfare has arrived20d
    FortuneInside the Ukrainian drone factories prototyping the free world's next arsenal | Fortune20d
    The Wall Street JournalSee How Jet Power Is Giving Russia the Edge in the Drone War20d
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