Keynote
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Examines how the Russia–Ukraine war serves as a live testbed where AI, autonomy, and civilian technologies like Starlink and TSMC chips are being repurposed for weapons. Describes use of drone swarms (including cruise-missile–equipped drones) and cites a 20 Dec 2024 engagement where autonomous drones reportedly destroyed a Russian platoon, claims an 80% frontline hit rate, and contrasts low-cost countermeasures (laser shots costing €2–3) with expensive interceptors (€1M), highlighting resulting legal, ethical, and accident risks.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:51Future of robotized armed forces
- 3:39Disruptive technologies in Ukraine
- 6:10Hypersonic missile advances
- 8:17Strategic resources and semiconductors
- 10:43Hybrid war and drones
- 12:30AI applications in warfare
- 13:13Lessons and ethics
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