These are being used in gaza
Posted by Few-Assistant6392@reddit | PrepperIntel | View on Reddit | 21 comments
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YYm9YzCa-ok
Israeli company working with a company from Florida
Posted by Few-Assistant6392@reddit | PrepperIntel | View on Reddit | 21 comments
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YYm9YzCa-ok
Israeli company working with a company from Florida
JuggernautOk1132@reddit
These are currently slaughtering women and children in Gaza.
You can pick which side you want to support.
the_good_daze@reddit
Is there any actual evidence of this? Why has nobody linked an actual source?
ohyeahwell@reddit
Here you go, articles came out about it yesterday.
the_good_daze@reddit
The source is one guy who says he saw it happening?
FundamentalFailson@reddit
The source is NPR actually, not “some guy”. Why even ask for the source if you’re immediately going to work toward discrediting one of the most reliable news sources there is? Maybe you have an ulterior motive? I’m thinking so.
the_good_daze@reddit
But NPR is citing one guy….
ohyeahwell@reddit
If you read or listen to the article they cite many eyewitnesses across all professions and nationalities.
Here's the last paragraph of the three paragraph article:
the_good_daze@reddit
Read the article. Where is the collection of eye witness accounts? I checked for other sources myself since none were provided here. News outlets reporting on this story seem to only be citing the same guy mentioned in the NPR article.
I am genuinely asking this question- Is there any other scenario in which we would accept one eye witness account and run with it as fact across the board? People can think I have all the ulterior motive and bias they want, but maybe check your own bias once in a while.
ohyeahwell@reddit
Sorry, I listened to the 12 minute article and they sited many people. This is the end of the road for me, either put in some effort or drop it.
the_good_daze@reddit
Is there any actual evidence of this? Why has nobody linked an actual source?
drdewm@reddit
That damn game looks addictive. Nope not going anywhere near it.
the_good_daze@reddit
How do you know these are being used in Gaza?
-TheycallmeThe@reddit
The ad I got on this thread.
rehtlaw@reddit
Horrific. Only a matter of time before some activists start camping outside their facilities and protesting
KheyotecGoud@reddit
Slaughterbots was an inspiring short story to the developer of this weapon.
01010110_@reddit
Well that's incredibly primitive and would be very easy to make at home (the biggest hurdle would be the budget of the drone, but otherwise it's just an upside down AR platform rifle and some simple robotics) Also, they need better gimbals on that based on the wobble in the footage.
Few-Assistant6392@reddit (OP)
The hardware may be primitive, but AI targeting is most likely being used. Civilians, children, all targets being hit. Reported by NPR
rmannyconda78@reddit
Even a older model drone can be used as a terrifying weapon, pictured is what looks to be a dji m600, an older drone but still has some serious heavy lift capabilities.
01010110_@reddit
Well yeah the use is truly horrific. But the human segmentation is also quite primitive and also something you could do at home in a couple of days with readily available open source tech.
It's awful and disgusting, but the whole thing is surprisingly primitive.
Top_Taste4396@reddit
Awesome!
01010110_@reddit
Also, these things seem to use use FLIR cameras which are hard to hide from as they see your infrared heat through smoke and dust. However, a thick wool blanket and/or mylar should be pretty effective at hiding your heat profile from them if ever you were unlucky enough to encounter them.