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عربية – DW
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Upcoming talks in Geneva will address the regulation of autonomous weapons—systems that select targets and use force without human intervention—amid disagreement over whether human oversight is sufficient and the risks of operators relying on machine decisions. But the debate is limited to the weapons themselves, even as the use of AI to analyze battlefields and suggest targets expands. The article points to the United States using force against around 1,000 targets a day in Iran. Autonomous weapons are not yet widely used, but an incident involving Russian drones killed three civilians in Zaporizhzhia, while experts warn that the systems are unreliable and that countries may race to adopt them.
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