US military doctrine for maneuvering an armored division through a minefield is essentially "blow up a small path one tank wide through the minefield, pray you successful cleared everything in that path as the mine field breaching team goes through first, and then traverse it in an orderly single-file formation while the enemy is lighting you the fuck up" https://youtu.be/YKSxUqY-ebk
Tank crews are the absolute last thing you want to be conscripted for in a modern war. Pretty much anything else has less chance of horrible burning death.
Our MIC is good at making fancy shit that immediately becomes an expensive liability in any state vs state conflict. Anduril might be on the bleeding edge of next-gen drone tech but you can't harness much of that technological advantage against an adversary pumping out swarms of bargain bin Shaheds.
The one nifty ability the Abrams does have is that you can fuel it with practically anything that burns, unfortunately it also gets horrible milage even by tank standards.
Probably why we never saw any of Russia's wunderwaffe Armata tanks get sent to the front lines since it's clear it doesn't really matter what armor you're throwing out into the meatgrinder in the 21st century.
Remember when we sent Ukraine some hand me down Abrams thinking they'd have an edge over the old T-72s and they got blown up just as much as the rest of the eastern bloc shit being fielded?
To be fair it seems like pretty much every tank becomes a rolling deathtrap inside an urban combat zone. Tanks are a bad place to be anywhere a bunch of RPG fire can suddenly start raining down on your ass from the rooftops.