Hello Piotr,

thank you for your comment! Yes, in regards to "correctly" selecting a target or "pinpointing" attacks there possibly could be some advantages in using AI. ...and this is happening already.

One example that was explained by one of the researchers in the video I've shared

were "intelligent anti armored vehicle weapoons" that are able to, more or less sugically take out a whole group of armored vehicles by pinpointing the shape-Charges they are armed with against such a group of armored vehicles in contrast to a classic/conventional artillery attack that is more likely to result in non-combatant casualties.

These weapons are already in service btw.

So yes, in regards to target reconnaissance/analysis and executing so called "pin-point-attacks" AI already has arrived on the battle field.

The aspect of a human still pressing a button to engage though also comes in different "flavors". These before mentioned weapons can be deployed via an rocket system or even and cruise missile ssystem.

It starts to get hairy if the soldier in charge of such an weapons system cannot excately himself determine the situation in the impact area before a strike for instance or when the weapons are sent out on "search & destroy" missions where the command to engage isn't limited to a certain area or exact point in time by a human.

A FAW btw. can also characterize "low tech" weapons like land mines for instance!

Cheers!
Lucky