Joe Rogan left stunned as US security advisor reveals how AI will take over in future wars
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Joe Rogan was left stunned after hearing how AI will be the main fighters in future wars. The celebrity podcaster was taken back when his podcast guest, Homeland Security Advisor and billionaire Marc Andreessen, suggested AI-powered jets that travel five times the speed of sound, Mach 5, are going to be more common 'within a few years.'.
![[Billionaire venture capitalist Marc Andreessen (pictured) - a member of the White House's Homeland Security Advisory Council - told Rogan that 'it's going to be common to have like Mach 5 jet drones [...] you want to imagine, like, a thousand of these things coming over the horizon']](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/11/27/16/92551111-14129865-image-a-18_1732724931094.jpg)
'Image a thousand of these things coming over the horizon right at you,' Andreessen said. 'It really changes the fundamental equation of war.'. He explain that instead of needing the most soldiers and material to win, people with the most technology and money will take over.
![[Above, the simulation as seen from inside the virtual fighter jet. The Air Force hopes a fighter drone piloted by AI would be able to react faster to enemy aircraft in combat]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/11/27/17/92550751-14129865-Above_the_simulation_as_seen_from_inside_the_virtual_fighter_jet-a-3_1732728715947.jpg)
Andreessen also noted that there are 'a bunch of reasons' why he believes a future of AI-piloted fighter jets is all but inevitable. 'Part of it is simply the speed of processing,' Andreessen explained. 'But the other big thing is, if you don't have a human in the plane, you don't have [...] 'the Spam in the Can.''.
![[A prototype of Boeing's Ghost Bat (above) has already managed to prove itself to the Royal Australian Air Force - which has paid over $531 million (USD) for the privilege of one day arming the troubled aerospace firm's killer AI drone fleet with 'strike capability']](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/11/27/18/89557869-14129865-A_prototype_of_Boeing_s_Ghost_Bat_above_has_already_managed_to_p-a-4_1732731476455.jpg)
'You don't have the human body in the plane to keep alive, which means you can be a lot faster,' the billionaire White House advisor continued, 'much higher G-forces.'. Swarms of 'thousands' of AI-piloted fighter jets are coming 'within a few years,' according to a White House homeland security advisor in a new interview with celebrity podcaster Joe Rogan (above). The comedian and host called the dystopian near-future scenario 'so horrifying'.
![[With roughly 53 cubic-feet of storage capacity within its nose for interchangeable payloads, Boeing's Ghost Bats could one day carry a variety of bombs and munitions including multiple tactical nuclear weapons]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/11/27/18/89657579-14129865-_We_are_very_open_for_Ghost_Bat_to_have_strike_capability_Austra-a-5_1732731482543.jpg)
Billionaire venture capitalist Marc Andreessen (pictured) - a member of the White House's Homeland Security Advisory Council - told Rogan that 'it's going to be common to have like Mach 5 jet drones [...] you want to imagine, like, a thousand of these things coming over the horizon'.
