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SpaceX and its xAI subsidiary are competing in a classified Pentagon program for voice-controlled autonomous drone swarms. Elon Musk's recent company merger thrusts them into AI-enabled weapons development. The move into military AI could provoke significant debate.
SpaceX and its subsidiary xAI are competing in a secretive Pentagon contest. The focus is on voice-controlled, autonomous drone swarming technology. Bloomberg reports on this development.
Swarmer (SWMR), focused on drone swarm control software, debuted on Nasdaq on March 17, 2026, at $5 per share with 3 million shares. The stock rocketed 1100% in two days, dubbed a 'demon stock' on Wall Street.
Chat Cheng's 1000-drone show used 5G-A dual-network: public for crowds, private low-altitude net for 10ms latency drone control. Supports cloud-edge synergy, anti-interference for swarm sync. Exemplifies low-altitude economy infra push.
SpaceX and xAI are participating in a secretive US DoD competition to develop voice-controlled autonomous drone swarms for offensive use. The six-month challenge, with up to $100M prizes, focuses on converting voice commands to digital instructions for multi-drone coordination and targeting. This involves xAI's AI tech and marks Musk's controversial pivot into military AI weapons.