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It's not hard to imagine, but then the military already uses loads of automation that that applies to. I don't think this increases that risk.
by robertlagrant 3y ago
It's not hard to imagine, but then the military already uses loads of automation that that applies to. I don't think this increases that risk.
- acdha 3y agoAt the very least, it would increase the risk by expanding usage. I think there’s an additional angle, however: the better an automated system like this gets, the more people assume it’ll always work. Tesla drivers get in FSD crashes they’d never get in with a basic cruise control because it’s good enough to handle enough road situations that they assume it can handle all of them, despite periodic fatal reminders that it isn’t.
- robertlagrant 3y agoI get that unfamiliarity can breed trust. Same as drivers who blindly follow GPS into a lake. But I don't think the military should stop using GPS.