> The AI system in the article you linked was developed in-house by Israeli military. Given that Palantir is just starting this partnership, they could be the

> The AI system in the article you linked was developed in-house by Israeli military. Given that Palantir is just starting this partnership, they could be the ones providing the next version of AI targeting technology. This isn't theoretical, this is the type of stuff Palantir is involved in. > The AI is only in the loop for the very first step of the process (which is just generating a rough initial draft of potential target locations), every step after that is all good old manual work that would happen the exact same way as if AI didn’t exist at all. We probably agree here to some degree. But I still wouldn't want to be personally creating technology that is being used for indiscriminate bombings, even if it is only partially responsible.