Yes. At this point the bottleneck becomes sensors compute power and communication speeds.
Maybe another interesting application for non locality.
Defense is often a poor or costly tactic. And even in a conventional war it's convenient to allow the enemy to spread out covering "useless territory ".
Thinking machines may play the next major conflicts for us with generals selecting from several scenarios.
I want to take the toys away and return humanity to the spear. Mostly Because I'm jealous of the really rich princess of the military industry who make all this stuff and have the access, permission to build, play with whatever technologies they want without any real oversight or transparency.
|