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Chaman Kanth

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Lately I was thinking that Indian Armed Forces are heavily dependent on Human Soldiers that creates a unnecessary case of casualties. As we see advancement in AI and Robotics isn't it possible for Indian Armed Forces to make Human Soldiers coordinate with Machine Soldiers to better work in coordination as it will save lives and Robotics can also be used for offensive as well as defensive purposes the way Robotics is advancing in India it's high time that Indian Armed Forces start to use Robots in Daily Operations. Talking even from cost POV Robots are better and there is no causalities involved while using Robots. Robots do present enormous opportunities from Indian Armed Forces to integrate in their daily offensive and defensive operations. Robots will also provide Indian Armed Forces asymmetric and strategic edge.

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