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It's a reasonable strategy for processing images and other sensor data. People aren't perfect for the task either. We're expensive, get bored easily, and even a
by Canada 9y ago
It's a reasonable strategy for processing images and other sensor data. People aren't perfect for the task either. We're expensive, get bored easily, and even at the best of times we're also vulnerable to plenty of adversarial patterns.
- tmalsburg2 9y agoPlease define "reasonable" and explain how your definition accounts for the potential risks pointed out by OP.
- Canada 9y agoAutomated or not, the nature of the military mission guarantees it will take the lives and destroy the property of innocent people. (So don't take this as an endorsement of what the military is doing.) If all you care about is winning and you accept that human sentries sometimes shoot the wrong people, as all military forces do, then automation of sentry tasks makes perfect sense.