US lags behind in drone and AI warfare revolution
The United States is falling behind in the new era of drone and AI warfare, according to recent assessments. The shift in military technology is accelerating globally, but the US’s pace is slowing.
The issue started with rapid advancements by other countries adopting fully autonomous drones and AI-controlled weapons faster than the US military. Competitors are integrating these techs into their arsenals, changing battlefield dynamics. 
Soon after, experts warned the US risks losing strategic advantage in future conflicts if it does not ramp up AI-driven drone development.
The launch of new drone swarms and AI weapon systems abroad is outpacing US projects, revealing significant gaps in innovation and deployment.
This development sparks serious questions about America’s military technology priorities amid increasing geopolitical tensions.
