KArnold
Active Member
Could be.Sadly this won’t help. If the last three years are anything to go by, anyway.
Then again, not many effectively communicated what AI would look like just 3 years ago either. Sure, there were spots of good guesses but few with real vision describing what we have today.
I'm no military or AI expert but I try to keep up at a 50k level. But to see apparently common use of F15/F35 jets being able to take out a cruise missle as accurately as was just done in the Midfle East is amazing, as are things like Iron Dome and the tactical missle defenses. Or detecting/identifying/targeting/destroying a cruise missle from a ship 700 miles away consistently. I've known for some time that "shooting a missle with a missle" was being done but it now appears to be common place. Everyone is doing it.
I'm counting on that exponential AI curve to be well into the expected exponential upswing in capability.
3 years? 5 years? I don't know but I'm not counting anything out just yet for anything 3 years down the road. We could have flying cars but they will still have dry wipes.