Forget Terminator-style cyborgs sent back in time on an assassination mission.
Cyber warfare is here, but the form it takes doesn’t involve lethal robots. It’s things like Stuxnet, a computer “worm” that is believed to have been created in 2010 to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities. Or unmanned planes – navigated by software and “pilots” on the ground – dropping bombs.
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