Armata nimănui

Paul Scharre asks how weapons that act on their own could change future wars. He looks at how people and machines fight as a team. Some weapons still need people to guide them. Others can act on their own without human input. He weighs what machines do well against human flaws.

This nonfiction book is for readers drawn to war and its tools. It places today's advances in the long history of war. New tools have made war more complex and more deadly. War, in turn, has helped change tools and industry.

Scharre draws on his work as a warrior and war theorist. He uses today's tools of war to ask what comes next. He looks at debates over war with weapons that act on their own. He weighs the risks and what such wars might gain.