The deployment of AI-controlled drones that have the ability to autonomously decide whether to kill human targets is inching closer to reality, according to a report from The New York Times. Countries such as the United States, China, and Israel are developing lethal autonomous weapons that can use AI to select targets. Critics argue that this development is alarming as it transfers life and death decision-making to machines without any human input. While several governments are urging the United Nations for a binding resolution to restrict the use of AI killer drones, the U.S. and other nations, including Russia, Australia, and Israel, are opposing this move and instead favor a non-binding resolution. This resistance has raised concerns among those who fear the increasingly prominent role of killer robots on the battlefield.
AI-Driven Killer Drones Nearing Reality: Concerns Mount, US
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