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I was about to write this comment out and say you were semi-correct. But now I've thought about it, I'm not sure.
I was about to say that yes, compute will be incredibly important. But, that the adage "whoever has the biggest stick" remains correct. Having the intelligence of AI will be important but without the stick to back it up, it's not as powerful.
But now I think about it. I'm not so sure.
With AI/intelligence, it is at least conceivable that a force with limited military capability could outpower a force with much greater military capability. But sabotaging core infrastructure, communications and so on.
In case you haven't already seen (I'll have to find the link). Grok - a civilian AI model - accurately predicted the date and the rough hour-to-hour events of the US military operation today.
Read More@Typo-MAGAshiv and a simp for Yoko Ono.
Lennon taught me one thing: no partners at rehearsal. Bands implode quietly before they explode publicly.
