Season 1 · Episode 247
EP 247 Sergey Kuprienko on Drone Warfare in Ukraine
July 11, 202451m 48sExplicit
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Show Notes
Jim talks with Sergey Kuprienko, CEO and co-founder of Swarmer, about drone warfare in the Russo-Ukrainian War. They discuss the parallels between drones in Ukraine & the advance in aviation during World War I, the history of drone warfare in the conflict, Russia's electronic countermeasures, the niche Swarmer occupies, autonomy for coordinated robots, pilots vs operators, swarm vs swarm warfare, AI vs human decision-making, greener warfare, distribution of ability among drone pilots, current production rates, the kill ratio, Russia's brute-force industrial capacity, the mix of symbolic AI vs machine learning, working with D3 Capital, collective intelligence, computing hardware, the Russian use of smoke as a countermeasure, cybersecurity, extra-military applications, and much more.
Episode Transcript
JRS EP 244 - Samo Burja on Lessons from the Russo-Ukrainian War
"Don't Bring a Patriot to a Drone Fight—Bring Fighter UAVs Instead," by Paul Maxwell
Sergey Kuprienko is the CEO and co-founder of Swarmer, a software company for drone software.