Autonomous (Not just unmanned) fighter.

AI defense companies ran by technocratic hawks what could go wrong? In the case of Palantir it's even worse.
 
Kingairer said:
I just hope the wheels of bureaucracy roll slowly enough for me to reach a respectable retirement age!
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Cost, bureaucracy, union contracts, pubic perception, etc. are in our favor for the moment. But for how long? TBD.

I think it's fair to say the young aviation grads today will see a much different landscape in their later years than we will. It's always been that way of course in the relative short history of commercial aviation, but this time will any of them hare jobs?
 
bike21 said:
Cost, bureaucracy, union contracts, pubic perception, etc. are in our favor for the moment. But for how long? TBD.

I think it's fair to say the young aviation grads today will see a much different landscape in their later years than we will. It's always been that way of course in the relative short history of commercial aviation, but this time will any of them hare jobs?
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Hard to see many career fields that aren't going to be affected by AI/Autonomous Technology soon (already). Anecdotally, at the college level, you're seeing more and more UAS classes and programs, so I think there will be an adaptation of the airline/aviation career for those starting in the upcoming years.
I hope the military is ready for all of this. I am sure certain adversaries certainly are.
 
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