A group of defense tech startups that includes Anduril, along with traditional defense companies, is developing autonomous AI weapons and tools for use in conflicts around the world, worrying some who say the technology is not ready for such high-stakes environments. "When it comes to life and death decision-making, I think that it is too morally fraught an area, it is too critical of an area, to not apply the best technology available to you, regardless of what it is," Luckey told journalist Shannon Bream on "Fox News Sunday." During his "Fox News Sunday" interview, Luckey said he cofounded Anduril because he wanted to "get people out of the tech industry, working on problems that I thought were not so important — advertising, social media, entertainment — and put them to work on defense problems, national security problems.
Author: Lauren Edmonds
Published at: 2025-12-07 20:46:37
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