The problem seems to be all about a supply chain that's currently very fragile, and seeing as how the Houthis can disrupt global commerce by popping off a few anti-ship missiles once in a while, we've got significant problems protecting assets with a navy that's aging, and a population that's also aging - to the point where it's possible we just won't have enough sailors to carry the load.
So AI is making some headway, but unless they can solve both the manufacturing problems, and the problems of getting enough electrical juice to power the fuckin' thing, we're not looking at any kind of great leap forward. And with a little luck, we won't get the huge economic disruptions - beyond what the TechBros' egos will push them to do - in the next 15 or 20 years.







