Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt has warned that Ukraine's battlefield "kill zones" are likely to expand rapidly due to technological advancements driven by the war. Schmidt, now CEO of Relativity Space, is helping Ukraine in its technological battle against the Kremlin. He notes that the rate of innovation is extremely fast, with weapons potentially losing their advantage within months.
Schmidt has experience in the field, having previously chaired the US National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence and advised the Pentagon. His comments come as Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues into its fifth year.
Further details on Schmidt's warnings and the ongoing conflict are available from the source.
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