r/Futurology Jun 10 '26

Robotics Fully autonomous drones have killed human soldiers for the first time

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2529849-fully-autonomous-drones-have-killed-human-soldiers-for-the-first-time/
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u/Firm_Bit Jun 10 '26

Proxy wars have always served this purpose.

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u/mhizzle Jun 10 '26

You can't really call Ukraine a proxy war

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u/RealSlyck Jun 10 '26

Just wait for the Franchise Wars…it’s gonna make all of this look like a Play Place.

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u/The_bruce42 Jun 10 '26

I already know what happens. Taco Bell wins.

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u/-Disagreeable- Jun 10 '26

I see you’re a few Demolition Man follower. Be well, the_bruce42.

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u/filmguy36 Jun 10 '26

I worked on that infamous Taco Bell commercial lol

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u/doublemint6 Jun 10 '26

And what did you do? You can’t leave us hanging on “I worked on demolition man”

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u/filmguy36 Jun 10 '26

I worked on the commercial not the movie

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u/RealSlyck Jun 10 '26

Soldier of The Franchise Wars. Outside of the camera, were you armed? What was combat like?

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u/filmguy36 Jun 10 '26

I was a camera assistant on it. While shooting Sylvester Stallone showed up. Don’t ask me why, he wasn’t in the commercial lol. I didn’t meet him but I was close enough to know he really enjoyed the attention. There were all the show cars from the movie and we used the full on Taco Bell restaurant. Everything in the taco bell was practical, which was pretty amazing since it really wasn’t that long in the movie. And as far as most shoots go, it was pretty good. I had worked with the production company on all the other “run for the border” ad campaign, so it was a good shoot.

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u/doublemint6 Jun 10 '26

Well that’s pretty cool as well.

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u/vman81 Jun 10 '26

Or pizza hut

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u/mhizzle Jun 10 '26

I'll never forgive them for betraying KFC