TOKYO -- U.S. defense startup Anduril Industries says its AI-guided drones and cruise missiles are not only smarter than conventional versions, they are also far easier to mass-produce.
Company looks to expand after forays in Australia, Taiwan and South Korea

"We have to be able to change the software inside of a weapon every single day," says Christian Brose, president of Anduril Industries. (Nikkei montage/Source photos by Mitsuru Obe and Reuters)
TOKYO -- U.S. defense startup Anduril Industries says its AI-guided drones and cruise missiles are not only smarter than conventional versions, they are also far easier to mass-produce.