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Australia plans to weaponise Ghost Shark AI submarines

The Australian federal government announced plans to add weapons to Anduril's unmanned Ghost Shark submarines. This goes beyond their current surveillance role.

Palmer Luckey's weapons company Anduril built unmanned submarines for the Australian Navy called Ghost Shark. They were designed only for watching and recording.

This week the federal government announced it will add weapons to them. The submarines use artificial intelligence.

This greatly expands Australia's underwater warfare capability.

Ghost Shark
Submarine name
Anduril
Developer
surveillance and recording
Original design purpose

Why it mattersAustralia gains armed underwater drones that reshape naval strategy. Long-term costs and strategic impacts remain unclear as the technology rolls out.

AustraliaAustralian Defence Force receives new lethal autonomous capability that could alter Pacific strategy and responses to regional tensions.

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