$2 Trillion Race to Control Future Battlefields

Bloomberg's Gerry Doyle discusses a $2 trillion global arms race to dominate future battlefields through drones, hypersonic weapons, AI, and space technologies. The U.S. alone pledges $1.5 trillion, with advantages split between resource-rich nations and those with recent battlefield experience. - Global defense spending exceeds $2 trillion, driven by emerging technologies. - The U.S. is the largest spender, committing $1.5 trillion. - Key technology areas include drones, hypersonic weapons, AI, and space systems. - Russia, China, and the U.S. all possess hypersonic weapons, but only Russia has used them in combat. - The U.S. has operationalized AI for military strike planning. - Space and AI entry require massive capital, making it a rich-country game. - Chips are noted as a scarce resource critical for AI in defense.