@heyaitech: I’m gonna say… this probably isn’t a good idea. Are genetically engineered military dogs the next frontier of AI warfare? A startup called Warhound from stealth with plans to create genetically edited, cloned military dogs integrated into Anduril's AI-powered battlefield systems. I worked in military AI, so let’s break this down. Backed by Anduril founder Palmer Luckey and Colossal Biosciences CEO Ben Lamm, the company has reportedly raised $200 million at a $1.2 billion valuation. The concept combines cloning elite military working dogs, genetic engineering, and autonomous defense technology. While initial genetic modifications will focus on canine health, the company is already exploring future enhancements, potentially including wolf-derived traits to improve sensory capabilities. The ultimate goal is to connect military dogs, human handlers, and autonomous systems through Anduril's battlefield software, allowing them to operate as a coordinated team. With the first puppies expected in 2027, Warhound raises some fascinating questions about the future of biotechnology, AI, and warfare. Follow Hey AI for more developments in artificial intelligence and emerging technology. #A#AIB#BiotechnologyA#AndurilM#MilitaryTechG#GeneticEngineering

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