Artificial Intelligence Future

Future of War: Artificial intelligence or robotics, an army ready to beat enemy on every front India has received five Rafale fighter jets amid tensions along the border with China. But realizing the technical capability of the dragon, the Indian Army is moving forward not only on traditional warfare methods but also on future war strategies. The Army is studying state-of-the-art techniques. The study is headed by a Senior Lieutenant General. The technologies the army is about to study include everything from drone swarms to robotics, lasers, artificial intelligence, and algorithmic warfare. According to sources, the purpose of this study is to strengthen the army's conventional combat capability as well as to prepare it for a 'non-kinetic and non-combat' warfare. Keeping in mind the future, China is also developing a variety of technologies. He has created Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered LiDal Autonomous Weapon System. Army has already stepped up In the new Land Warfa

Artificial intelligence will be used for modernization in the army Army officials said that it is possible that in the next three to four years, every soldier will have some such device in which artificial intelligence is used. In the next three years, the use of artificial intelligence will be seen in the work of the army, which is rapidly modernizing. Lieutenant General Alok Keller of the Southwest Command has said that the army will start constructive, defensive, and destructive use of artificial intelligence. In fact, in rapidly changing times, military and war can also adopt another form except for traditional methods. It is possible that in the coming time, like bees, drones smash together on the enemy, they know who is a friend on the ground and who is the enemy, their controlled and precise target will change the picture of war. Because of such challenges, the army has now started preparing to increase its strength through artificial intelligence. Army officials said that it is