Defence Minister Rajnath Singh says future wars may use artificial intelligence, but they will still be won through national resolve, trained soldiers and overall military strength. Speaking at the commissioning ceremony of INS Mahendragiri, he adds that new technologies and conventional military platforms are not opposing approaches, but complementary ones that strengthen each other. He argues that while emerging technologies have reshaped warfare, they do not reduce the importance of conventional warfare capabilities. In Singh’s view, new technologies on their own are incomplete without the support of conventional platforms. The remarks also include a reference to India’s defence and aerospace manufacturing capacity, with Singh stating that Andhra Pradesh has emerged as a new hub for manufacturing in these sectors.
Rajnath Singh says AI will aid future wars, but soldiers and resolve will decide
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh says future wars may use artificial intelligence, but they will still be won through national resolve, trained soldiers and overall military strength. Speaking at the co...
- Defence Minister Rajnath Singh says future wars may use artificial intelligence.
- He says wars will still be won by national resolve, trained soldiers and military capability.
- Singh says new technologies and conventional platforms complement each other, not compete.
- He adds that AI and new technologies have reshaped warfare without diminishing conventional warfare’s role.
- He says Andhra Pradesh has emerged as a major defence and aerospace manufacturing hub.
Future wars may use AI but soldiers will win them Rajnath Singh
1 month agoFuture wars will still be won by national resolve, trained soldiers and the capable military power and not just AI, says Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.
1 month agoFuture wars may be fought with Artificial Intelligence, but they will still be won by national resolve, trained soldiers and robust military power, Defence Minister Rajanth Singh said on Saturday. Speaking at the commissioning ceremony of INA Mahendragiri here, Singh also said Andhra Pradesh has emerged as a new powerhouse of India's defence and aerospace manufacturing. "Future wars may be fought with Artificial Intelligence, but they will still be won by national resolve, trained soldiers and the capable military power. So, I would say that new technologies and conventional platforms are not opposed to each other, but supplement each other, complete each other. Without conventional platforms, new technologies are incomplete in themselves," he said. According to Singh, it is certain that new technologies have certainly reshaped warfare, but they have not diminished the role of conventional warfare means. The strong conventional capability that is still necessary for the fulfilment
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