Ignore the AI slop image from that article. If you follow the SCMP article Tom's Hardware is citing. You'll see a bunch of these

Looks pretty familiar IMO.
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Ignore the AI slop image from that article. If you follow the SCMP article Tom's Hardware is citing. You'll see a bunch of these

Looks pretty familiar IMO.
Like real wolves, members of the robot pack have different roles.
And
..., it noted that while the robots were capable of autonomous identification and targeting the system still required human confirmation before a strike.
And
Zhang Wei, a scientist from the Intelligent Technology Research Institute of the China Electronics Technology Group Corporation, which is developing the Atlas system, told CCTV that drone swarm development aimed to achieve “coordination without communication”.
He added that the drones “understood” each other’s intentions and collaboratively accomplished missions even in the complete absence of communication signals.
Zhang said that highly intelligent, autonomous navigation methods resistant to jamming were needed to achieve “satellite-denied navigation” – the ability to operate when satellite signals are unavailable.
Dude this is the whole story of
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Horizon (sorry for the spoiler of the spoiler button doesn't work)
Wasn't this a black mirror episode?
I had to stop watching that show because too many episodes were hitting too close to home.
Or played Metal Gear. WTF.
Slot image is straight outta Wolfenstein lmao