Musk Says F-35 No Match for Drones
businessinsider.com
businessinsider.com
Its pretty clear that this reading of the headline is incorrect: "there currently exist drones which can take on the F-35 in aerial combat". I believe that Musk just meant "the future of aerial combat will be unmanned", but it needed to be phrased as a maximally hot take for clicks.[0]
Perhaps it would be more accurate to say the Musk thinks the F-35 is no match for future drones?
Also, I think besides G tolerance there is the issue that a pilot with a pressurized air system, controls, glass cockpit, ejector seat etc. adds a lot of weight and drag.