P.W. Singer: Military robots and the future of war

The transcript discusses the increasing use of robots in warfare, highlighting the role of EOD teams in defusing IEDs and the shift towards robotic soldiers like the PackBot. It explores the technological revolution in military operations, driven by Moore's Law, and the global implications of this shift. The text also addresses psychological and ethical concerns, such as the detachment of drone pilots and the potential for war crimes. The narrative concludes by questioning whether humans or machines are inherently wired for war.

What does the text suggest about the relationship between technology and the conduct of war?

What is the significance of Moore's Law in the context of military robotics?

Discuss the implications of the statement 'the future of war is also going to be a YouTube war.'

How does the text describe the duality of machines and humans in the context of warfare?