https://nytimes.com/us/politics/ai-drones-war-law
Worried about the risks of robot warfare, some countries want new legal constraints, but the U.S. and other major powers are resistant.
“This is really one of the most significant inflection points for humanity,” Alexander Kmentt, Austria’s chief negotiator on the issue, said in an interview. “What’s the role of human beings in the use of force — it’s an absolutely fundamental security issue, a legal issue and an ethical issue.”
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How would you feel if a machine had the power to decide whether a person should live or die in war?
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I feel as if A.I shouldn't be in charge of a person living or dying in a war with It having little to no morals for any living being.
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I feel that if we're not careful AI could develop to a point where we no longer have freedom and rights and should be heavily regulated and checked.
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regulations might be necessary. Do not go to far with it
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I don't like the use of A.I., I think its dangerous and will be used for crimes.
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