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The problem is both. Obviously prime responsibility lies with the decision makers--but that doesn't absolve the many people who are making a lot of money buildi
by dcposch 10y ago
The problem is both. Obviously prime responsibility lies with the decision makers--but that doesn't absolve the many people who are making a lot of money building these systems.
Systems which they know will be used to kill people extrajudicially, invisibly, far from any war zone; people whose deaths will never even be acknowledged.
- deepnotderp 10y agoIn general I would agree, but isn't autonomous warfare a more humane type of war? We say that robots should take our dangerous jobs. What jobs are more dangerous than a soldier?