The U.S. Army is looking to add about 5,000 more robots. The next generation of U.S.-made robots can navigate water and climb stairs. At the moment, robots are deployed to aid soldiers in the field, not in the fight. Author and warfare expert P.W. Singer says fully autonomous robots on the battlefield are unlikely because of legal, ethical and moral issues. (AP) | Voice of America

The battlefield is "a very bad place for on the job training". Could these AI armoured robots, that behave like people, allow the military to more accurately practise its live firearms training? 🤖 See how they work here👇 | Forces News

WATCH: Robots are being used to train military medics so they're prepared for every situation during combat, helping them to save more lives. http://abcn.ws/2b7FoFd | Good Morning America

Deep in the heart of the military-industrial complex, a new kind of soldier is being developed: AI-powered robots that are changing the face of modern warfare (and increasingly making their own decisions on the battlefield). UNKNOWN: Killer Robots is now on Netflix | Netflix