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Expert Discusses Risks of Autonomous Weapons
The article points to the potential dangers of using artificial intelligence systems in killing operations, especially in the context of fully autonomous weapons and advanced military technology. Although experts confirm that current AI capabilities do not enable it to directly kill a billion people, the real challenge lies in how nations recognize human control over the use of force, particularly as military development of these systems advances. Current international negotiations are focused on establishing regulatory frameworks to ensure that human oversight is maintained, but major powers like the United States and Russia reject binding commitments—partly to preserve their technological advantage—and continue developing systems that could undermine the balance of responsibility when it comes to making automated kill decisions. This raises serious concerns about legal and ethical accountability in the event of errors or the potential escalation of autonomous weapon use in future wars.
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