AI robots to patrol India borders soon, How is Pakistan countering?

[newb3e]

we will throw matas paye on indias fancy toy!

jay sheere paye!

 

[The Accountant]

See that's what I said. You would trivialize this and if some one shows you mirror, you bring up USA/China's accomplishments.

Doesn't matter the population, AI is the future. Population just has to adapt to new avenues opening because of this future. Or they will perish.

lolz, and do you think this is sustainable? on one side people will be dieing of hunger and on the other side robots will do the job. Lolzzz, then be ready for a situation where people will kill for one piece of bread.

 

[ARMalik]

Be Afraid, be very afraid. India is developing this AI thing. The program is obviously very advance. It will definitely make the monkeys eat bananas for sure.

 

[IbnAbdullah]

Salaam


The news article does not give details about the capabilities of the robot. It is one thing to build an AI robot that can manage some basic tasks - it is an all together different ball game to build a robot with sufficient AI capabilities to replace soldiers on an international border patrol. That too a border between India and Pakistan.

The main limitations I see are the ability to distinguish between intruder types and relevant responses. Would it be given the ability to kill? I highly doubt it, tbh, given how it could easily end up killing the wrong person.

A drone would be better suited with limited AI capabilities could be sort of useful. Where the machine uses scanners to scan for any issues and contacts an operator when an issue arises. The operator decides the best course of action. This could conceivably reduce the number of personnel needed.

I wonder how effective such a tool would be against stopping smuggling and such. I suppose there is a reason why the most technologically advanced countries with peaceful borders haven't started mass use of such.

However, I could see most such robots being easy targets as shooting one iut wouldn't be the same as killing a soldier. These would probably be expensive to purchase and like to maintain as well.

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With regards to what would Pakistan's answer to such a development be - Pakistan just continues to do what it is doing. The system is working well enough - no need to worry about it for now.

Yes, Pakistan should invest in newer technologies and developing a stronger technological base as well as a strong economy, however, even if the Indians were employing a fully functional AI border patrol robot - it wouldn't necessarily effect Pakistan's ability to parrol its borders. So no worries there.

 

[Protest_again]

lolz, and do you think this is sustainable? on one side people will be dieing of hunger and on the other side robots will do the job. Lolzzz, then be ready for a situation where people will kill for one piece of bread.

Same was said about industrialization, that people would loose jobs as industries would mass produce things with machines. The world prospered since then though.

 

[Hareeb]

Another white elephant.
Prototype has yet to be developed but interestingly someone came with a price tag. Seems like the only business model state-owned agencies in India have is to create hype for some useless stuff, get failed in providing the promised product and eat the whole funding without burp.

 

[tarrar]

What a joke by Endia

 

[313ghazi]

Seems like a stupid idea. I don't trust the AI to be advanced enough to be able to distinguish friend from foe, child from adult, what about the mentally impaired, or the drunk or high? It starts shooting random people at the border, you'd better expect soldiers to get shot back in return.

 

[The Accountant]

Same was said about industrialization, that people would loose jobs as industries would mass produce things with machines. The world prospered since then though.

Lolz ... read history man ... french revolution, first world war, second world war all were result of industrialization ...

In industrialization there was a gap for skilled labor but now the 4th industrial revolution is about replacing workers...

The gap between developed nation with less workforce and others will increase even higher

 

[xyxmt]

So if Mitra detects movement will it invite the intruders to touch the screen for interactive response?

yes, because mitra cannot move its arms and with the speed it moves it cannot run after intruder so it will ask intruder to come to him.

 

[Crystal-Clear]

pffffffff . make quality bullets first .

 

[denel]

-Does Pakistan have a project of its own?
-Any JV with China?

Indian scientists have reportedly been working on all-terrain AI-enabled robots that might be used to patrol international border of the country. The Bengaluru-based Central Research Laboratory of defence PSU Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) is working on developing a prototype for such a robot by December this year, The Times of India reported.

The BEL robot will be equipped with sensors and programmed to communicate with the control centre, the report said. In addition, it will also be able to work in situations like the recent Easter blasts across Sri Lanka while conducting surveillance, it further added.

The primary objective of the border patrol robots will be to save the lives of security personnel deployed for border surveillance. The estimated cost of these robots will be in the range of Rs 70-80 lakh for small orders. This price tag could go a lot lower if the army places large orders, the report said.
https://www.businesstoday.in/techno...ototype-to-come-in-december/story/342591.html

Another great claim to fame by Tata or HCL?

They were great in downing Boeing 737 max with their outsourced code.

Just another curry muncher BS - take it with light air. not need to pass wind on this one. gatvoel post and claim.

Seems like a stupid idea. I don't trust the AI to be advanced enough to be able to distinguish friend from foe, child from adult, what about the mentally impaired, or the drunk or high? It starts shooting random people at the border, you'd better expect soldiers to get shot back in return.

Yes, someone put dagga as a herb in one of the curries that they were eating. Wonderful grandious illusions.

mampoer man think it is a poor curry muncher disguised as a robot.

 

[fitpOsitive]

Pakistan Import tea from India

https://economictimes.indiatimes.co...ise-in-2019/articleshow/69257425.cms?from=mdr

Of course whole Europe imports coffee from Africa.

 

[313ghazi]

Another great claim to fame by Tata or HCL?

They were great in downing Boeing 737 max with their outsourced code.

Just another curry muncher BS - take it with light air. not need to pass wind on this one. gatvoel post and claim.


Yes, someone put dagga as a herb in one of the curries that they were eating. Wonderful grandious illusions.

mampoer man think it is a poor curry muncher disguised as a robot.

There is scope for such vehicles. They could patrol, detect, relay live feeds back to a human operator - but killbots; only if you want to start a war. AI is not trusted enough for that role yet. Development is happening - but i doubt anyone is going to trust it yet.

 

[Mujahid Memon]

Such sarcasm with little substance. If Pakistan is one of the leading countries to make military robots in 2008 itself, you would not be hard pressed to find similar articles on the same in 2019. So I would suggest you to wake up and smell the coffee( or whatever weird thing you like to smell).

Pakistan has the best drone technology in South Asia in fact Pakistan is the pioneer of drones in South Asia

AI is the future. It may not replace human intelligence just yet but it can greatly add to that intelligence.

Good luck with that, I hope those AI robots dont turn against indian army killing discriminately