Developments in Sixth Generation Warfare Methods
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https://doi.org/10.47616/jamrsss.v6i2.604Keywords:
Sixth Generation Wars, Remote Engagement, Remote Defense, Artificial IntelligenceAbstract
Sixth generation warfare is a new form of warfare characterized by the use of artificial intelligence and other advanced technologies to create military superiority. The sixth-generation war is based on the concept of “networked warfare”, where all weapons, systems and operations are integrated into an integrated system. The sixth-generation war constitutes a revolution in the nature of war, as it is characterized by a set of new methods that increase the accuracy of combat and reduce human losses, tools of generation war. VI is still under development, but is expected to play an important role in future wars. These tools can help make warfare more accurate and with fewer casualties. However, they can also increase the risk of conflict, as they can make it easier for states to use military force.
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