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European armies are using AI to find potential targets and make faster decisions on the battlefield. But much of that technology comes from US companies such as…
European armies are using AI to find potential targets and make faster decisions on the battlefield. But much of that technology comes from US companies such as Palantir. Now Germany’s Helsing says it has a European alternative. So can Europe really take control of its own military AI?
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The US is unreliable. Everybody in Europe knows that by now. And pivots away. Trump gave away the biggest asset the US had: Trust. I said it back then that all this blackmailing is certainly fun while it lasts but the long term consequences for the US economy are way more severe than people realize.
It's worth mentioning that Germany hasn't fought in any conflict in over 80 years. There's a serious knowledge gap in creating an automated system to do something you've never done before.
I do not agree with the gentleman that having a strong military with AI technology does make you want to use it or not to think twice about going to war, but it will make you feel safe and prepared in case you need it, but will not accelerate the desire to go to war
They are following the United States’ lead, so strengthening their military with AI technology, good for them, makes sense as a way to reduce reliance on the U.S. and increase their capacity to act independently.
Musk really opened Pandora's box when he turned off starlink he basically opened the door for many companies to take over starlinks market dominance because nobody trusts starlink anyone.😂
European armies are using AI to find potential targets and make faster decisions on the battlefield. But much of that technology comes from US companies such as Palantir. Now Germany’s Helsing says it has a European alternative. So can Europe really take control of its own military AI?
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