Video Report: Army Research Lab Develops AI-Enabled Robot Tanks
By David Axe,The National Interest
The U.S. military keeps getting its butt kicked in war games, one analyst told Breaking Defense reporter Sydney Freedberg, Jr.
This article first appeared earlier in 2019 and is being reposted due to reader interest.
It would cost $24 billion a year to fix the worst problems, the same analyst said.
“In our games, when we fight Russia and China, blue gets its ass handed to it,” David Ochmanek, an analyst for the California think tank RAND, said as part of a March 7, 2019 panel discussion at the Washington, D.C.-based Center for a New American Security.
“It turns out U.S. superweapons have a little too much Achilles in their heels,” Freedberg quipped.