People on the Reddit frontpage are saying this looks "cool". Militaries are actively integrating AI into drone swarms like this. And Palantir is building out swarms like these for domestic surveillance. I personally don't want a literal "sky" net. You can't be anti-ai, without also being anti-drone.
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People on the Reddit frontpage are saying this looks "cool". Militaries are actively integrating AI into drone swarms like this. And Palantir is building out swarms like these for domestic surveillance. I personally don't want a literal "sky" net. You can't be anti-ai, without also being anti-drone.
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