Karl Yeh

So, yeah, and I'll share the audio too, because I haven't even played this yet, but let me know if you have it on.

Okay, so let me preface this by...

showing, it goes breaking, Chinese autonomous killer robots are on track to serve its military on the battlefield within two years, setting a course for the new age of AI-powered warfare, which one expert called the greatest danger to the survival of humankind.

Let us play the initial videos of what potentially could be what everybody thought Skynet would be.

The thing is, I don't know if this is AI, but all I know is it seemed real that the person actually putting...

The weapon in said robot seemed very real.

Part of it seemed real.

I just don't know what was and what isn't.

All I know is I think what the war in Ukraine has been showing is like, hey, you've got drone warfare.

Pretty much that is a big component right now.

Like that's a big piece.

So it isn't.

It isn't very far where maybe you won't have this actual physical robot that is shooting.

But we've seen the Boston Dynamics dog-like robot that can go out, do scouting, do those things.

That is very, very, very applicable.

So it isn't very... Yeah, just like the movie Section 8.

If anyone has seen that, that's...

kind of thing that this kind of reminded me of.

Mosquito robot.

But those are already... I would imagine some of those are already in field.