But I also suspect reprogramming target algorithms to engage zebra print is not especially difficult.
Well Wes does go through all of the issues of using this dazzle-paint camouflage technic and how autonomous drones can use it against the Russians in his video.
On another note here's another Wes O'Donnell video about why Ukraine's best snipers have traded in their sniper-rifles for FPV drones:
Ukraine's most decorated long-range marksman put his tool down about eighteen months ago. His new job is helping a drone operator. When the Wall Street Journal asked him why, he said the drones are cheaper and they work better. That's the uncomfortable question every precision warfare school on the planet is quietly sitting with right now.
In this video: why the marksman was never primarily about the tool, he was a sensor first, and that's the job drones actually took, what the US Army told me when I asked them directly, and why the profession isn't obsolete but the myth around it absolutely is.