Das aufkommende Zeitalter der künstlichen Intelligenz sieht sich einer wachsenden Bedrohung durch Energiewaffen gegenüber – Autonome und KI-gestützte Systeme verlassen sich zunehmend auf optische und Hochfrequenzsensoren sowie erhebliche Computerleistung. Sie sind zunehmend anfällig für Laser- und Mikrowellenwaffen mit gerichteter Energie
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-artificial-intelligence-era-faces-a-threat-from-directed-energy-weapons/
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>In May the U.S. secretary of the Air Force flew in an F-16 that engaged in a mock dogfight over the California desert while [controlled by artificial intelligence](https://www.politico.com/news/2024/05/04/an-ai-controlled-fighter-jet-took-the-air-force-leader-for-a-historic-ride-what-that-means-for-war-00156147). Carmakers from San Francisco to Boston are jousting to [deliver driverless cars](https://www.axios.com/2023/08/29/cities-testing-self-driving-driverless-taxis-robotaxi-waymo). In Norway [a crewless cargo ship](https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-00557-5) carries fertilizer from port to port. On the land, sea and in the air, we face the coming of such autonomous platforms—some envisioned to benefit humanity, and others meant for destruction—available to everyone, to governments, businesses and criminals.
>These platforms possess a little-understood Achilles’ heel in the form of another fast-moving technology: “directed energy” laser and microwave weapons. The public needs to understand this weakness as we move into an era of thinking machines.