The Chinese army announced the development of a new generation of combat robots capable of "collective thinking."
It is reported that this group of robots has the ability to continuously exchange information with each other and operate synchronously. This allows for the collection of information about the environment and assessment of the situation even when they are located at a large distance from each other.
Experts note that robots have a unique "common brain" system, through which they can independently coordinate actions. For example, some perform reconnaissance and support tasks, while others are aimed at destroying designated targets.
At the same time, it is noted that these robots are not capable of attacking without human permission. This ensures control over them.
