Drone maker Shield Al says putting bombs on everything isn't necessary if you know how to fight a modern war

Tseng said Shield AI is working on putting weapons on the V-BAT, but that the world's best militaries know they don't need bombs on the drone. Caroline Chia/REUTERS A major selling point for Shield AI's flagship drone, the V-BAT, is its AI-powered software. The firm is exploring ways to mount weapons on the drone, which now runs recon missions in Ukraine. But its cofounder told BI that the best militaries know they don't need bombs on his drone. Brandon Tseng, Shield AI's cofounder, said th...