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From Superhuman Soldiers to Exoskeletons: How Technology Can Change War

2023-06-25 20:39:37Lifestyle SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

 

From Superhuman Soldiers to Exoskeletons: How Technology Can Change War
How technology can change warfare

 

 

Experts have made a prediction about how the advancement of technology will change the next war. According to them, the wars of tomorrow will no longer be fought with nuclear weapons, but with devastating cyber attacks launched by quantum computers.

Former soldiers and intelligence agents have spoken to the "Daily Mail" about the future of technology and how it will affect the development of wars. These changes will take place from quantum computers millions of times more powerful than those used today to robots that will give soldiers superhuman strength and drones controlled by artificial intelligence.

Soldiers with superhuman abilities

From Superhuman Soldiers to Exoskeletons: How Technology Can Change War

Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR), this technology will allow soldiers to see through drones or other robotic devices. Adam Seamons, Information Security Manager at GRC International Group, said that technologies such as VR have already been used for many years to train army pilots, but also drivers of other military armored vehicles or tanks.

“The combination of AR and VR will become essential for the training and operation of military systems in the future. "Much of this technology will be powered by satellites in low Earth orbit, which provide very fast internet on the battlefield," he said. "This technology will significantly increase the efficiency of soldiers on the battlefield," he added.

Quantum computers can destroy banking systems with the push of a button

From Superhuman Soldiers to Exoskeletons: How Technology Can Change War

Andersen Cheng, Founder and CEO of Post-Quantum, warns that quantum computers could be used for destructive attacks on energy networks or the global banking system. Researchers have stated that quantum computers, many times faster than the ones we use today, can easily break through defense systems. This type of technology is already in development.

"Quantum computers will be millions of times faster than classical computers, thanks to the fact that they use qubits." This incredible improvement means we have to be ready for it before it happens, as it would be too late. "There's a secret quantum arms race going on that we don't have much information about," Cheng said.

Aircraft and other equipment will be fully controlled by Artificial Intelligence

From Superhuman Soldiers to Exoskeletons: How Technology Can Change War

The planes will operate completely independently of humans by means of artificial intelligence, Carlton King, a former agent of the British Secret Service, has said.

"The moment a robot is programmed with artificial intelligence you have lost control over it. The temptation is great: "Let a robot do it all," he added.

King also said that America and Britain are currently using drones, but military leaders may be tempted to take humans out of the "equation" altogether, as he calls it.

Biotechnology and nanotechnology will make soldiers more capable

From Superhuman Soldiers to Exoskeletons: How Technology Can Change War

Soldiers of the future could be enhanced by biotechnology or even nanotechnology, which could enable them to survive injuries on the battlefield, said Pablo Ballarin Usieto, a cybersecurity consultant and member of the Working Group on Trends in Development of ISACA.

Biotechnology and nanotechnology offer opportunities for improving the performance of soldiers, improving medical care on the battlefield.

"Technology can change wars, but I think it can also affect current conflicts. All these changes raise great ethical, legal or humanitarian concerns. It is important that technology is used to minimize harm to civilians and adhere to international laws and norms," ​​he said.

The exoskeleton will fight alongside the androids

From Superhuman Soldiers to Exoskeletons: How Technology Can Change War

Exoskeleton, devices that can be placed on the human body and can add power to it, and autonomous drones can be put into action. General Robert Cone predicts that a quarter of the US forces will be robotic by 2030, making the military smaller but deadlier.

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