Autonomous, meaning not just unmanned, but also no pilot flying it remotely. This was taking off and landing on a carrier while completely flying itself. More like a point and click interface. Takeoff, climb to X. Fly to here and orbit at X altitude, etc.
We don't talk about the X-47B. In September 2021 a new picture of the RQ-180 ISR aircraft surfaced. It was photographed flying over Philippine air. Then ya had the Lockheed RQ-170 'Sentinel' affectionately referred to as 'The Beast of Kandahar'. 🦛🦏 Badass
I guess what other people around the world don't understand about our American government is that when we publish the cost of a program, we are not just publishing the cost of each individual plane, drone, or whatever; but rather the total cost from the minute someone proposes a concept to the research, design, manufacturing of parts, the assembly, the prototypes, the testing, the additional modifications needed, the additional testing and modification, and finally the production of the proposed operational prototype for final testing. So, if the final assembly of the X-47B for final operational tests might be 50 million, the TOTAL cost to get to that point might be 1.5 billion. The cost of each F-35 today is about $80 million, but the total cost from concept to operational production is over a trillion dollars over 30 years. There is a huge difference between total program costs and the ultimate cost of each operational delivery. And so you have to ask, was the total program costs with the government making constant design changes as they did in the B-2 program and others ultimately worth of the advanced technologies it eventually fielded for our military? That question will ultimately be answered if that technology is engaged in a near peer war. If the F-22, F-35, B-2, B-21, NGAD, and FA-XX reign supreme in a near peer conflict, was it worth the investments or should we have just relied on our old technologies?
The US military saw starcrafts carriers with drone interceptors then when to our scientists and said " we want that as the next generation of fighters"
The largest squadron of drone pilots serves in the middle of nowhere in Nevada on military owned land. It’s wild there 2 operators to each drone piloting , they show up for work at a massive parking lot of metal storage shipping containers . Open the door and rotate with the previous crew which often means taking over flight of their drone mud air. There’s a pilot , and weapon systems /sensor operator . Both can do either crew job. Inside the container you’d think you’re in a Conan’s center of a submarine, tons of tech screens and no windows. They are not assigned a specific drone for their depkoyment. The USAF has them all over the world , you just enter some military link codes to take command of a drone and crews there will already be loading it up. 2 operators will receive orders and mission package, may be conducting overwatch in Syria, training in Georgia , transporting a drone accross earth back home , or fighter operations. It’s wild that whether u see a US Reaper of others drones , the pilots are opposite side of the Middle East flying it in a container. They are already conducting tests of AI pilots as it’s more efficient & one less riak
FYI, the reason the guy at the end got hyped, was because that was a short take off test I believe. They are testing these things for a possible USMC Wasp-class amphibious assault ship take off. That's right....stealth drones in the hands of Marines.....Yut!
God help us. Everytime the marines get a hold of stuff, they either manage to jerry rig it into something over the top ridiculous or absolutely brilliant.
Still waiting to see a video on the AV-8B Harrier jump jet the original VTOL jet before the F-35 also I'd kill for a tour of the DARPA facility myself lol
Many of the US drones are flown by USAF and Navy Officer Pilots remotely from a US Air Base in Colorado. Control is by satellites from that Air Base to any drone assigned any where in the world
Everyone whoever is smart enough... Will understand that's how most countries fall. Especially if they happen to be a superpower. The United States of America is right now at the end of where the Roman Republic was.
Jack Northrop had 5 flying wings, 4 bomber and 1 fighter built and flying before WWII, in 1939...5 years before those two FRAUDS, the Horton Brothers even tried building a flying wing. Theirs flew once and crashed killing the pilot by the way. But the angle of the "wing" and the wingspan of the B-2 is exactly the same as Northrops original flying wings.
Stealth refueling is going to be huge when NGAD family drones and piloted aircraft need to loiter over a combat zone. I think most of NGAD is going to be subsonic because I believe the idea is to have eyes on everything and air to surface weapons constantly dotting the map so that visual information, radar and other intelligence can be acted upon immediately. I imagine the US military being able to create air dominance that won't allow a near-peer 5'th gen aircraft to take off, it will be able to play Whack-A-Mole with any mobile air defense that pops up, provide air support to ground troops (including reconnaissance), offensive bombing, electronic warfare, etc. The only way to fight it will be to overwhelm it with a huge number of targets, like a wave of several thousand small weaponized drones. At that point the only solution for NGAD will be directed energy weapons with essentially unlimited ammo and speed of light operation to prevent any type of effective countermeasure. I kind of doubt NGAD will have that last piece so the US military will still have at least one weakness but when they get that last piece, they will be able to control any war zone. The only other traditional attack left will be things like submarine launched ICBMs and other attacks from outside the war zone. So we still need missile defense over our territory but we have most of that capability unless somebody makes undetectable stealth cruise missiles or real hypersonics. The non-traditional attacks we will still be vulnerable to are cyber attacks, sleeper cell terrorism and political interference.
I'll say this about how advanced the tech is with the US military. First, we don't know what is *actually* in the weapons as far as capabilities. We still don't actually know the true top speed of the SR-71 and the first batch was ordered 60 years ago and the last flight was 25 years ago. I had the privilege through my work to speak with an Admiral with the US nuclear sub program and the current classes of subs being built are planned to have a 40 year operational span and the technology being put into them is projected to exceed our adversaries technologies 40 years from now as they are replaced with the next round. Think about that. They are using tech that is expected to be 40 years ahead of other countries. It's wild.
I have to say the theory that the NGAD Program will sport unmanned jets is basically a fact at this point. Drones are incredibly useful and effective force enhancers as well as decoys. In any dogfight scenario usually the biggest issue is the amount of G-Force on a human body, which could also be eliminated if the aircraft is unmanned. The only actual interesting bit will be, if the descision to kill will be in the pilots hands or could be made by an algorithm You could have separate optics drones equipped with just incredibly capable optics and tatgeting systems, possibly with extemely high loiter times. Then you could have additional weapons plattforms, basically a wingman drone to carry more weapons for you. You could have decoys or Kamikaze drones... At this point the possiblities really are endless. I wouldn't be surprised if the amount of UAVs to Manned airctaft will be around 20 to 1 for the UAVs with the manned aircraft being the central control hub of sorts.
Reason i think it was cancelled is cost 1.5 billion for a drone is a bit steep there are some clips from USA air force of them trying to make a varinet of the f16s into a unmanned drone platform witch will be more cost effective
The fact that most of America doesn’t know anything about this things capabilities should terrify enemies. 3:59 there is everyone’s Alien flying triangle! And just because that prototype has hit a wall doesn’t not mean that they haven’t been hard at work on an even more capable successor.
No, the unmanned aircraft they showed flying off of the carriers weren't piloted from the ship. They were autonomous. They were given a mission profile and the AI piloting program does the rest.
The drone doesn't cost that much, the whole program currently does. They also aren't in production. Any time the name of an American aircraft starts with X or Y that means it is only experimental and not a production design yet
5:43 "...they're only going to build these things if there's a need for it. Let's be honest." Uuuuhhhhh.... dude 🤨 I thought you knew US Military better than that! 😝 OR.... Or it depends on how one defines "Need" lol🤣
I’m a bit confused. I’m not sure there IS a person flying it. Normally, drones are piloted remotely by a nerd with a joystick. But I think they are saying that this thing is operating autonomously. I think they are saying it landed itself on the aircraft carrier.
planes have had the ability to land themselves for a long time. this is a completely autonomous drone whos kill chain is under the command of humans though
No, no, THERE IS NO ONE FLYING THE DRONE!! IT IS A.I. FLOWN....NO HUMAN, NO PILOT...ANYWHERE! WE HAVE 6 F-16's that fly with no PILOT....NONE.....AND THEY DOGFIGHT WITH REAL HUMANS IN OTHER F-16's.....NO ONE IS FLYING THE DRONE....PERIOD! IT FLEW OFF THE CARRIER, FLEW AROUND, REFUELED AT A TANKER AND LANDED ITS ASS BACK ON THE GODAMN CARRIER WITH NO HUMAN FLYING ANYTHING!
Sweet video! You should check out the new drone called “Mojave”. It’s a short take off and landing drone that is meant for special forces to put together quickly, launch from tiny air strips and use for recon or even attack.
It's autonomous Luke meaning there is nobody controlling it. They can update its flight path at anytime and before long they will be able to "think" for themselves and make decisions on their own
Have you watched any of the recent videos by Ashton Forbes about the missing Malaysian jet? You mentioned, what is the government up to we dont know about. Is it true? I dunno. Cool to think about, and wouldn't suprise me a bit.
I wanna see German weapons systems so cool the Germans still have the best looks and technically from the past technology they were advanced I wonder what they will have that there making for next gen or even new technology new weapons like there new tank I won't say the name but there needs more reactions of Germans technology I'm just excited for Germans technology also because my race and heritage but I was born in America also I'm native American and Norwegian but I'm mostly Norwegian native is secondary and German is 3 but doesn't change German technology and even if I wasn't that race I still like there technology back to WW1 not just war weapons but Germans technology in general also before WW1 Germany was still good at technology because of the past how Germany was at war with I'm not sure but Germans were called crafty savages but I'm assuming the true enemy is the one calling them savages even though in that war there not savages there were just being blamed and bullied but yeah i would expect to defend your self and make weapons for defending or full on war oh also it's German technology so yeah it goes way back the stereotype German engineering yeah it's been like that sense the beginning of Germania or modern day Germania Germany 🇩🇪
The difference between the US and Russia is Russia makes claims and covers their aircraft with tarps and offers AI renderings of their so called 6th generation aircraft. The US shows actual prototypes of the aircraft in use.
Turkey does produce a number of drones. Nothing considered cutting edge. Turkey benefited from former cooperation with US companies. However when the U.S. refused to give them access to advanced technologies they showed us who they really are. Like the F22 we don’t give 100% of what we develop to anyone. For good reason. Where is Turkiye’s domestically produced AI piloted fighter jet?
This os absolutely nothing bro, you should look at the videos of what our 6th Gen planes are. One stealth jet manned controls a fleet of ai drone fighters and bomber planes. Also yes Russia is building a 6th Gen plane
The problem they have is, when they combine AI to the mix, it wants to kill the operator/overseer of mission, cause they interfered with primary mission goals
Russias supposed 5th Gen is a joke! Much less them trying to make a 6th Gen. The thing about US tech is, when the public knows about it, it’s usually already 5 yrs old! LOL
It doesn’t make sense to dump a $1B into an autonomous drone the size of manned jets. They need to refocus on like 8-10ft foldable drones that can be fired out of missile tubes by the hundreds instead. Maybe a few hour flight time capability and a fairly limited payload. Incorporate AI into swarm hive procedures instead to saturate the skies. If you ever read “Ready Player One”, the author has another book called “Armageddon” that is all about mass produced drones being utilized to fight an alien invasion, I think those types of drones are what’s needed. Not these massive, bulky and expensive one off units.
Autonomous, meaning not just unmanned, but also no pilot flying it remotely. This was taking off and landing on a carrier while completely flying itself.
More like a point and click interface. Takeoff, climb to X. Fly to here and orbit at X altitude, etc.
Mmmmmm....Salty Dog!!!
Time to make me some mixed drinks.
Grapefruit juice, Vodka some salt on the rim......Excellent!!!
Three channels with excellent videos are: Sandboxx, Real Engineering, and Task & Purpose.
yeh the channel featured here cant even ge the costs right. anything with ai voice is un trust worthy imo
We don't talk about the X-47B. In September 2021 a new picture of the RQ-180 ISR aircraft surfaced. It was photographed flying over Philippine air. Then ya had the Lockheed RQ-170 'Sentinel' affectionately referred to as 'The Beast of Kandahar'. 🦛🦏
Badass
dude no one is "flying" it that's the point- you have a pre-programmed flight plan and some guy is just moving icons on map if needed. It flies itself
The B-21 Raider that is slated to replace the B-2 Spirit is the only 6th generation plane that has been shown to the public at the moment.
I guess what other people around the world don't understand about our American government is that when we publish the cost of a program, we are not just publishing the cost of each individual plane, drone, or whatever; but rather the total cost from the minute someone proposes a concept to the research, design, manufacturing of parts, the assembly, the prototypes, the testing, the additional modifications needed, the additional testing and modification, and finally the production of the proposed operational prototype for final testing.
So, if the final assembly of the X-47B for final operational tests might be 50 million, the TOTAL cost to get to that point might be 1.5 billion.
The cost of each F-35 today is about $80 million, but the total cost from concept to operational production is over a trillion dollars over 30 years. There is a huge difference between total program costs and the ultimate cost of each operational delivery.
And so you have to ask, was the total program costs with the government making constant design changes as they did in the B-2 program and others ultimately worth of the advanced technologies it eventually fielded for our military? That question will ultimately be answered if that technology is engaged in a near peer war. If the F-22, F-35, B-2, B-21, NGAD, and FA-XX reign supreme in a near peer conflict, was it worth the investments or should we have just relied on our old technologies?
Aliens drive that! LOL…I love this cat!
his personality is great lol
The US military saw starcrafts carriers with drone interceptors then when to our scientists and said " we want that as the next generation of fighters"
The largest squadron of drone pilots serves in the middle of nowhere in Nevada on military owned land. It’s wild there 2 operators to each drone piloting , they show up for work at a massive parking lot of metal storage shipping containers . Open the door and rotate with the previous crew which often means taking over flight of their drone mud air. There’s a pilot , and weapon systems /sensor operator . Both can do either crew job. Inside the container you’d think you’re in a Conan’s center of a submarine, tons of tech screens and no windows. They are not assigned a specific drone for their depkoyment. The USAF has them all over the world , you just enter some military link codes to take command of a drone and crews there will already be loading it up. 2 operators will receive orders and mission package, may be conducting overwatch in Syria, training in Georgia , transporting a drone accross earth back home , or fighter operations. It’s wild that whether u see a US Reaper of others drones , the pilots are opposite side of the Middle East flying it in a container. They are already conducting tests of AI pilots as it’s more efficient & one less riak
FYI, the reason the guy at the end got hyped, was because that was a short take off test I believe. They are testing these things for a possible USMC Wasp-class amphibious assault ship take off. That's right....stealth drones in the hands of Marines.....Yut!
God help us. Everytime the marines get a hold of stuff, they either manage to jerry rig it into something over the top ridiculous or absolutely brilliant.
Ooh fuckin rah!!! Outstanding is how we describe what we re-engineer. LOL
For the US it’s not enough to have a great aircraft, it also has to look cool as hell.
unmanned drones also can pull constant gs that humans cant handle which would be cool to see demonstrated
"They're only going to make these things if there's a need"
The US will MAKE a need.
EXACTLY!😝
The usa 6th gen program is called NGAD (next generation air dominance)
It looks like the drones that came off the arsenal bird in Ace Combat 7. By the way would recommend playing the game, OriginalHuman.
Still waiting to see a video on the AV-8B Harrier jump jet the original VTOL jet before the F-35 also I'd kill for a tour of the DARPA facility myself lol
If you want to know how they are flown, watch the movie " A Good Kill".
I've been predicting for years that an escort carrier will be fully converted to drone carrier for a verity of drones on it.
Sandboxx got good real footage on these!
Many of the US drones are flown by USAF and Navy Officer Pilots remotely from a US Air Base in Colorado. Control is by satellites from that Air Base to any drone assigned any where in the world
What they're doing now is flying fully automated F-16's that can dog fight
Nobody can destroy America but America
You mean the United States of America?? America is two continents, South and North. Duh...
@@jacoblongbrake8230 I never knew that
Everyone whoever is smart enough... Will understand that's how most countries fall. Especially if they happen to be a superpower. The United States of America is right now at the end of where the Roman Republic was.
@@SmokedFedz I can smell sarcasm
@@jacoblongbrake8230 that I can’t argue with
You should watch general atomics' video on the gambit system. It's their winning entry to the collaborative combat aircraft program.
X-65 ?
The flying wing design has been around since the second world war
Jack Northrop had 5 flying wings, 4 bomber and 1 fighter built and flying before WWII, in 1939...5 years before those two FRAUDS, the Horton Brothers even tried building a flying wing. Theirs flew once and crashed killing the pilot by the way. But the angle of the "wing" and the wingspan of the B-2 is exactly the same as Northrops original flying wings.
May not have used them but the ideas are definitely somewhere.
Stealth refueling is going to be huge when NGAD family drones and piloted aircraft need to loiter over a combat zone. I think most of NGAD is going to be subsonic because I believe the idea is to have eyes on everything and air to surface weapons constantly dotting the map so that visual information, radar and other intelligence can be acted upon immediately.
I imagine the US military being able to create air dominance that won't allow a near-peer 5'th gen aircraft to take off, it will be able to play Whack-A-Mole with any mobile air defense that pops up, provide air support to ground troops (including reconnaissance), offensive bombing, electronic warfare, etc.
The only way to fight it will be to overwhelm it with a huge number of targets, like a wave of several thousand small weaponized drones.
At that point the only solution for NGAD will be directed energy weapons with essentially unlimited ammo and speed of light operation to prevent any type of effective countermeasure.
I kind of doubt NGAD will have that last piece so the US military will still have at least one weakness but when they get that last piece, they will be able to control any war zone. The only other traditional attack left will be things like submarine launched ICBMs and other attacks from outside the war zone. So we still need missile defense over our territory but we have most of that capability unless somebody makes undetectable stealth cruise missiles or real hypersonics.
The non-traditional attacks we will still be vulnerable to are cyber attacks, sleeper cell terrorism and political interference.
I'll say this about how advanced the tech is with the US military. First, we don't know what is *actually* in the weapons as far as capabilities. We still don't actually know the true top speed of the SR-71 and the first batch was ordered 60 years ago and the last flight was 25 years ago. I had the privilege through my work to speak with an Admiral with the US nuclear sub program and the current classes of subs being built are planned to have a 40 year operational span and the technology being put into them is projected to exceed our adversaries technologies 40 years from now as they are replaced with the next round. Think about that. They are using tech that is expected to be 40 years ahead of other countries. It's wild.
I have to say the theory that the NGAD Program will sport unmanned jets is basically a fact at this point. Drones are incredibly useful and effective force enhancers as well as decoys. In any dogfight scenario usually the biggest issue is the amount of G-Force on a human body, which could also be eliminated if the aircraft is unmanned. The only actual interesting bit will be, if the descision to kill will be in the pilots hands or could be made by an algorithm
You could have separate optics drones equipped with just incredibly capable optics and tatgeting systems, possibly with extemely high loiter times. Then you could have additional weapons plattforms, basically a wingman drone to carry more weapons for you. You could have decoys or Kamikaze drones... At this point the possiblities really are endless. I wouldn't be surprised if the amount of UAVs to Manned airctaft will be around 20 to 1 for the UAVs with the manned aircraft being the central control hub of sorts.
Reason i think it was cancelled is cost 1.5 billion for a drone is a bit steep there are some clips from USA air force of them trying to make a varinet of the f16s into a unmanned drone platform witch will be more cost effective
I just want health care.
Get a job and pay for it then
I wanna million dollars but the government it's not gonna give it to me You don't hear me complaining about it on youtube
It's insane to think that they spent $1.5B on a drone program and it's just sitting somewhere until it may come in use sometime in the future....
put this drone and the drones carried by the arsenal bird from ace combat7 next to each other.
X-47B, aka NUCAS program was cancelled.
The fact that most of America doesn’t know anything about this things capabilities should terrify enemies. 3:59 there is everyone’s Alien flying triangle! And just because that prototype has hit a wall doesn’t not mean that they haven’t been hard at work on an even more capable successor.
There are some fishermen who say they saw a plane that was able to disappear
No, the unmanned aircraft they showed flying off of the carriers weren't piloted from the ship. They were autonomous. They were given a mission profile and the AI piloting program does the rest.
The drone doesn't cost that much, the whole program currently does. They also aren't in production. Any time the name of an American aircraft starts with X or Y that means it is only experimental and not a production design yet
5:43 "...they're only going to build these things if there's a need for it. Let's be honest."
Uuuuhhhhh.... dude 🤨
I thought you knew US Military better than that! 😝
OR.... Or it depends on how one defines "Need" lol🤣
I’m a bit confused. I’m not sure there IS a person flying it. Normally, drones are piloted remotely by a nerd with a joystick. But I think they are saying that this thing is operating autonomously. I think they are saying it landed itself on the aircraft carrier.
planes have had the ability to land themselves for a long time. this is a completely autonomous drone whos kill chain is under the command of humans though
No, no, THERE IS NO ONE FLYING THE DRONE!! IT IS A.I. FLOWN....NO HUMAN, NO PILOT...ANYWHERE! WE HAVE 6 F-16's that fly with no PILOT....NONE.....AND THEY DOGFIGHT WITH REAL HUMANS IN OTHER F-16's.....NO ONE IS FLYING THE DRONE....PERIOD! IT FLEW OFF THE CARRIER, FLEW AROUND, REFUELED AT A TANKER AND LANDED ITS ASS BACK ON THE GODAMN CARRIER WITH NO HUMAN FLYING ANYTHING!
Sweet video! You should check out the new drone called “Mojave”. It’s a short take off and landing drone that is meant for special forces to put together quickly, launch from tiny air strips and use for recon or even attack.
It’s also being used by the royal navy on their aircraft carrier.
Request: Please play Battlefield Hardline.
Cheeky sneaky dorito
India is also building a stealth drone with flying wing design it's engine is ready
Check out the movie STEALTH to see where this stuff could lead. Great effects including the biggest expever caught on film and cN be seen from space
It's autonomous Luke meaning there is nobody controlling it. They can update its flight path at anytime and before long they will be able to "think" for themselves and make decisions on their own
It's not a bomber. The Navy was testing it as a drone tanker. Could it become a bomber? I guess so, but that was not what the Navy was testing.
Have you watched any of the recent videos by Ashton Forbes about the missing Malaysian jet?
You mentioned, what is the government up to we dont know about.
Is it true? I dunno. Cool to think about, and wouldn't suprise me a bit.
fighters will never be unmanned
an autonomous F-16 just recorded the first win by a machine over a pilot in the Red Flag training in Nevada.
Yeah keep learning from Hollywood top gun😂
Anyone ever seen Ace Combat 7?
my friends grandpa use to work on stealth planes for the us , he said if you see it on the new or tv its at least 35 years behind what we really have
This is all tech over a decade old 😂 we can only imagine what they really have.
Anti grav.
Dildos
Can you do a reaction on the cia heart attack gun or the gyro jet? America and Australia have new uuvs. America is dropping platinum hits every week.
Only 1.5 billion hey that’s pretty cheap for one of the USAs toys.
What are they working on now ?? Have no ideal but I bet it’s scary. Just another reason I thank God I’m from the United States !
Mate stop listening to other crank channels , this is fantasy not reality . It’s nothing on hunters and they enter service this year
I wanna see German weapons systems so cool the Germans still have the best looks and technically from the past technology they were advanced I wonder what they will have that there making for next gen or even new technology new weapons like there new tank I won't say the name but there needs more reactions of Germans technology I'm just excited for Germans technology also because my race and heritage but I was born in America also I'm native American and Norwegian but I'm mostly Norwegian native is secondary and German is 3 but doesn't change German technology and even if I wasn't that race I still like there technology back to WW1 not just war weapons but Germans technology in general also before WW1 Germany was still good at technology because of the past how Germany was at war with I'm not sure but Germans were called crafty savages but I'm assuming the true enemy is the one calling them savages even though in that war there not savages there were just being blamed and bullied but yeah i would expect to defend your self and make weapons for defending or full on war oh also it's German technology so yeah it goes way back the stereotype German engineering yeah it's been like that sense the beginning of Germania or modern day Germania Germany 🇩🇪
Also notice it landed autonomously means no pilot with a TV screen. Just a keyboard giving orders
The difference between the US and Russia is Russia makes claims and covers their aircraft with tarps and offers AI renderings of their so called 6th generation aircraft. The US shows actual prototypes of the aircraft in use.
Russia is on 8th gen. A friend of a friend of a friend of someone's catsitter promised me. Her hairdresser told her. Lets call CNN, lol
does OriginalHuman know about the unmanned jet that recently successfully completed a simulated dogfight
1.5 billions???
I'm sure the Turks can make one a little cheaper.😂😂😂😂
our collection of aliens is really paying off.
You think USA is so far away with Drones.
Well check out Turkish drones.😅
Espacially the Kizilelma.
Turkey is definitely the best when it comes to cost-effective drones, but they are no more advanced than the Americans.
Especially when we talk about embedded systems and capabilities.
Turkey does produce a number of drones. Nothing considered cutting edge. Turkey benefited from former cooperation with US companies. However when the U.S. refused to give them access to advanced technologies they showed us who they really are. Like the F22 we don’t give 100% of what we develop to anyone. For good reason. Where is Turkiye’s domestically produced AI piloted fighter jet?
This os absolutely nothing bro, you should look at the videos of what our 6th Gen planes are. One stealth jet manned controls a fleet of ai drone fighters and bomber planes. Also yes Russia is building a 6th Gen plane
While they claim they are autonomous, I still imagine a 20 something year old kid with a PlayStation controller in hand, wearing VR goggles 🤣
The problem they have is, when they combine AI to the mix, it wants to kill the operator/overseer of mission, cause they interfered with primary mission goals
It's flying a preprogrammed flight. There is no person with a joystick controlling it from the bowels of the ship.
Worry less about looking like a ufo and notice the dates made. Drones flew 21 years ago. Like you said think about how more advanced now
The USA tried to.make a ufo looking one but it didn't fly as good it only got a couple of feet off the ground but it was to difficult to fly safely.
It must be able to pull a lot more G's than a human operated planes, so excellent dogfighter??
No pilot. Fully autonomous
Semi-Autonomous meaning no pilot. Fully autonomous meaning absolutely no pilot anywhere
Autonomous drones mean no pilot. Its all AI. It funny you're so impressed without understanding there's no pilot.
I can't wait for the US to build its AI Loyal Raptors the size of X-36 or Bird of Prey.
Always bias for west
Russias supposed 5th Gen is a joke! Much less them trying to make a 6th Gen. The thing about US tech is, when the public knows about it, it’s usually already 5 yrs old! LOL
It doesn’t make sense to dump a $1B into an autonomous drone the size of manned jets. They need to refocus on like 8-10ft foldable drones that can be fired out of missile tubes by the hundreds instead. Maybe a few hour flight time capability and a fairly limited payload. Incorporate AI into swarm hive procedures instead to saturate the skies.
If you ever read “Ready Player One”, the author has another book called “Armageddon” that is all about mass produced drones being utilized to fight an alien invasion, I think those types of drones are what’s needed. Not these massive, bulky and expensive one off units.