Several nations, including the US, China, and Israel, are pursuing these weapons, also referred to as lethal autonomous ... in August that AI-controlled drone swarms would help the US counter ...

In a bold move to modernize its arsenal, the US Army is adopting the Switchblade 600 drone, embracing a new era of warfare.1 ...

The announcement marks the most specific details the Defense Department has released about its secretive, fast-track drone ...

THE Navy has successfully test-fired a new laser-guided missile to thwart lethal drone attacks. It has shown the air-to-air potential of the Martlet, which was built to destroy fast- attack craft ...

The mission noted that such drones are usually launched in "swarms" of three to five units with some of them carrying explosives and projectiles, while others serve as false target decoys.

Lethal autonomous weapons ... said technology like AI-controlled drone swarms would enable the US to offset China's People's Liberation Army's (PLA) numerical advantage in weapons and people.

The United States’ lead and still-predominant role in the use of lethal drones makes it crucial for the country to help develop and enforce global norms shaping their use. In December 2016 ...