Reflectra on Instagram: "Autonomous weapons are no longer theoretical. Advances in computer vision, facial recognition, swarm coordination, and low cost hardware already allow AI systems to identify targets, select objectives, and execute lethal actions with minimal or no human intervention. The core danger is not intelligence, but autonomy combined with scale. Once these systems are deployed, software can be replicated instantly, optimized continuously, and distributed globally at a speed that regulation, ethics, and international law cannot match. A single algorithm can control thousands of units, operate without fatigue, and make decisions faster than human oversight allows. Without clear regulation, accountability becomes blurred. When an autonomous system causes harm, responsibility is difficult to assign. Developers, manufacturers, military operators, and governments can all deflect blame, creating a legal vacuum where lethal decisions have no clear owner. The long term risk is normalization. As AI driven weapons become cheaper and more accessible, they lower the barrier for conflict, surveillance, and targeted violence. What begins as military technology can quickly migrate to private actors, criminal groups, or authoritarian control mechanisms. This is not speculation about a distant future. It is a warning about technologies that already exist and a society that has not yet defined clear limits for their use. 🎥 Slaughterbots (2017) 🔥Follow @reflectraexplores and learn something new every day! #viral #video #knowledge #interesting #artificialintelligence #militarytech #future #ethics"