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That's not how the military works. At least for the next decade, humans will always be making the decisions. I know. I've met with people in the military about
by ivankirigin 19y ago
That's not how the military works.
At least for the next decade, humans will always be making the decisions. I know. I've met with people in the military about weaponizing robots.
The real safety addition comes from software aided aiming and added situational awareness. Imaging trying to manipulate a gun remotely with lag, vs. just saying "fire" to an auto-tracking gun. It's a world of difference.
But this is why I call it a "safety system". It has nothing to do with ethics. It's like that IR beam that makes sure your garage door doesn't close on someone. Useful, important, and nothing to do with ethics.