Elon Musk Just SENT This AI-Guided Suicide Drone In Ukraine To Beat Russia!

Elon Musk Just SENT This TERRIFYING AI-Guided Suicide Drone In Ukraine!
With this, the days of Russia’s aggression are about to come to an end. Elon Musk has recently disclosed a devastating fully autonomous suicide drone swarm system that can choose and strike targets — including humans – without the need for human interaction. With missiles, these swarms of AI-powered drones can traverse enormous distances. Curious to know about these in detail? Well, hang tight with us.

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The US Army has provided a detailed description of what it expects from a new family of air-launched multi-purpose unmanned aircraft, which will include scouts, electronic attackers, decoys, and even suicide drones, disclosed Tech giant Elon Musk. They'll be able to interact semi-autonomously with other manned or unmanned planes and helicopters, and they could even be able to function together as a completely autonomous, networked swarm. These "Air Launch Effects" will very definitely find their way onto various existing and future manned and unmanned vehicles, including the Army's MQ-1C Gray Eagle drones.

On Aug. 12, 2020, the Army's Combat Capabilities Development Command (CCDC) issued a request for information for prospective drones and related technology that might be used to create various types of Air Launch Effects (ALE). Mus revealed that the contracting notice is primarily focused on prospective drones that fall into the "large" and "small" size categories, as well as systems that enable them to perform one or more of four functions: active and passive surveillance, decoys, and those capable of "disrupting" the enemy via non-kinetic strikes. There's also a mention of an "ALE-Lethal," a lingering munition kind, however, the paper doesn't specify what capabilities it needs.

The contractual document states, As Musk mentioned, "The future multi-domain operational environment will provide a highly deadly and complicated combination of traditional and non-traditional targets." "Networked and mobile air defense systems with expanded ranges, as well as long and mid-range firing systems that impede freedom of movement, will be among the objectives."

It goes on to say that "a family of small and large unmanned air-launched systems that operate as members of a team with other manned and unmanned platforms to detect, identify, locate, report (DILR) and deliver lethal and non-lethal effects against threats" is needed as part of a larger "ecosystem" to defeat these threats.

The Army currently states that the big ALE category will comprise of drones weighing little more than 225 pounds, and ideally no more than 175 pounds. They must be able to fly at least 70 knots with a combat range of up to 350 kilometers and a total flying time of 30 minutes, according to the service. The objective is to increase those performance criteria up to 650 kilometers and an hour of total flight time.

Drones under 100 pounds, and perhaps no more than 50 pounds in the end, that can cruise at 30 knots over a distance of 100 kilometers and have a total flight duration of at least 30 minutes will fall into the tiny category. The goal for these smaller ALEs is a range of 150 kilometers and an hour of flying time.