Hi Fiz!
I just got back to the board.
Interesting point about the ongoing new technologies involved with the military these days since the advent of AI and increasing development of the robots.
Were you ever in the armed forces and under fire?
I am only asking because its a whole different level of thought, instant decision making, while at the same time you are trying not to catch any of the bullets or shrapnel flying right by your ears but sometimes blowing up the man next to you.
Emotions and adrenaline play a huge part in combat.
Sure, metallic made machines may not be wounded nearly as quickly as people, but I am unsure whether they would be any better or likely worse in a real firefight against a division of enemy combatants all firing from different angles and locations trying to wipe you off the face of the earth.
Not sure about the reasoning factors of a robot under some really heavy fighting.
Its chaotic and always moving. So there are lots of variables.
I like a robot getting nailed with mortar rounds or AK 47 rounds instead of human soldiers.
I just don't know if that is practical or not.
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