Slaughterbots

I'm surprised there's no mention of the short film "Slaughterbots" on this exact topic: [VIDEO] It's very well done and has an HN vibe to it (with a dark twist, of course).

There is another slaughterbots video that's worth watching, [VIDEO] There's also a real video by anduril industries about this not anymore fictional scenario [LINK]

The problem emerges when an actor most become a monster to win, sort of like Mutually Assured Destruction. I think that scifi shorts have the duty and power to show us the paths that certain developments entail. For example: - Slaughterbots: [VIDEO] - Last Day of War: [LINK]

Have you seen the Slaughterbots video? They seem potentially more dangerous and the hardware is much simpler: [VIDEO]

I know it is rather sensationalized, but how far off is this kind of technology? [VIDEO] "Slaughterbots" posted in 2017. If I had to guess, I'd say that the tiny drones in this video still aren't capable of carrying the computational horsepower necessary for a lot of the activities portrayed. But...isn't it really a matter of time?

Killer bees are in S02E06 "Hated in the Nation", [LINK] There is another one with killer dogs in an apocalyptic wasteland (in black and white), S04E05 "Metalhead". The short film "Slaughterbots" ( [VIDEO] ) fits it even more precisely though, I'd say.

We are getting closer to a slaughter bot that is actually usable: [VIDEO] my guess is that politicians will get scared when it becomes a reality

I think it depends, right? If you have a small number of high cost, high impact UAVs, you will target infra and supply columns. If you happen to have a cargo plane full of cheap, mass produced head-popper slaughterbots which you can dump over a town, they will remove all the humans and leave you with intact buildings, vehicles, and infra. [VIDEO]