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Honestly, at least one military that is very interested in speeding "kill chain" with AI explicitly tells you that a critical requirement is that ultimate decis
by p_l 2y ago
Honestly, at least one military that is very interested in speeding "kill chain" with AI explicitly tells you that a critical requirement is that ultimate decision (and responsibility) has to fall on a human. Partially because a human can take responsibility, as in the old IBM "computer can't take management decision" slide.
Same discussion included a suggestion that the articles from last year about AI targeting might have been explicitly nudged by said AI's creators to judge attitudes for fully automated killing. While specifying that, at least currently, the specific military and most of its allies keeps the stance of human-in-the-loop.