Lasers may help, but they’re no magic bullet, says Karlin #shorts

Summary

The discussion centers on the integration of laser technology into the US military arsenal, highlighting that while valuable, lasers are not a magic bullet. Key considerations include the need for accurate intelligence and the underlying physics, with the insight that maturing laser capabilities align with a current need for less expensive military hardware. The practical takeaway is that the US Army is actively procuring significant amounts of Lockheed's laser directed energy systems.