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> strategically you don't fight autonomous weapons by attacking the weapons, but by attacking the people controlling them. They are autonomous, so human contro
by hackuser 11y ago
> strategically you don't fight autonomous weapons by attacking the weapons, but by attacking the people controlling them.
They are autonomous, so human control might not be a factor.
- crpatino 11y agoThey still need to be fed objectives/missions or something. Hopefully you are not suggesting to release robotic serial killers with no strategic purpose, are you?
- hackuser 11y ago> you are not suggesting to release robotic serial killers with no strategic purpose, are you? It won't be my idea, but someone may do it. Consider someone without the resources or motivation to code the decision-making component, but they can code 'shoot every living thing' and drop the bot into enemy territory (preferrably far from their own territory). Also, to some degree the AI can generate it's own objectives. Also, IIRC one objective of autonomy is for the AI to be able to identify and attack unforseen targets.