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A recent report suggests that the deployment of artificial intelligence-powered drones that are capable of making autonomous decisions regarding whether to kill human targets is becoming a true possibility.
The New York Times recently reported that lethal autonomous weapons capable of selecting targets through the utilization of artificial intelligence are currently being developed in countries such as the United States, Israel, and China.
According to Business Insider, critics argue that the deployment of AI-powered drones, also described as “killer robots,” could present serious danger, as autonomous machines could eventually make lethal decisions without adequate human oversight.
The New York Times reported that multiple governments are lobbying the United Nations to pass a binding resolution that would restrict the use of AI killer drones. However, the United States, Israel, Russia, Australia, and other nations have resisted the idea of a binding resolution and have been more favorable of a non-binding resolution.
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The New York Times recently reported that lethal autonomous weapons capable of selecting targets through the utilization of artificial intelligence are currently being developed in countries such as the United States, Israel, and China.
According to Business Insider, critics argue that the deployment of AI-powered drones, also described as “killer robots,” could present serious danger, as autonomous machines could eventually make lethal decisions without adequate human oversight.
The New York Times reported that multiple governments are lobbying the United Nations to pass a binding resolution that would restrict the use of AI killer drones. However, the United States, Israel, Russia, Australia, and other nations have resisted the idea of a binding resolution and have been more favorable of a non-binding resolution.
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Pentagon may let AI drones kill humans autonomously: Report
The deployment of AI-controlled drones capable of making autonomous decisions to kill human targets is becoming a true possibility.
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