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Unmanned Underwater Warfare: The Silent Subsea Threat The increasing development and deployment of autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) and unmanned underwater systems (UUS) pose a significant and largely unaddressed threat to global maritime security. This article examines the current state of development, potential capabilities, and the implications of this burgeoning technology for naval warfare and international relations. Increased AUV/UUS Capabilities: Recent advancements in battery technology, artificial intelligence, and sensor miniaturization have dramatically increased the range, endurance, and operational complexity of AUVs and UUS. Modern systems are no longer limited to simple pre-programmed missions; they are now capable of sophisticated autonomous navigation, target identification, and even coordinated swarm tactics. Reports suggest experimental AUVs are being equipped with advanced sensor suites capable of detecting and tracking submarines with increased efficiency, ...

The Future of Warfare: Autonomous Swarm Tactics The rapid advancement of drone technology and artificial intelligence is fundamentally altering the landscape of modern warfare, leading to the potential emergence of autonomous swarm tactics. This article explores the implications of this development, focusing on the strategic, ethical, and technological challenges it presents. The Rise of Autonomous Drones: Recent advancements in AI, particularly in machine learning and computer vision, have dramatically increased the autonomy and capabilities of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Drones are no longer solely reliant on human operators for navigation and targeting. We've seen a surge in the development of drones capable of coordinated flight patterns and independent decision-making based on real-time data analysis. This includes the successful testing of AI-powered swarm behaviors in various militaries around the globe, although specifics remain classified. Rumors suggest significa...