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fromThe Atlantic
1 day ago

How AI Is Reshaping the Battlefield

Autonomous weapons are increasingly used in warfare, raising concerns about control, values, and the relationship between technology companies and the military.
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fromEngadget
1 week ago

Ukraine allows allies to train AI models on its battlefield data

Ukraine will share battlefield drone data with allies to train AI software, positioning itself as a leader in military AI technology development.
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fromNature
1 week ago

Stop the use of AI in war until laws can be agreed

Frontier AI models are unreliable for warfare and lack legal frameworks; international rules must govern military AI use before deployment to prevent civilian harm.
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fromNature
2 weeks ago
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How AI is being used in war - and what's next

AI warfare technology is rapidly advancing faster than international regulatory frameworks can establish ethical guidelines and legal agreements.
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fromMail Online
10 months ago

America's new suicide bomber drone that creates its own kill list

The US military may employ AI-powered drones that autonomously select and strike targets, raising ethical concerns about automated warfare.
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fromMail Online
10 months ago

America's new suicide bomber drone that creates its own kill list

The US military may employ AI-powered drones that autonomously select and strike targets, raising ethical concerns about automated warfare.
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fromThe Nation
2 months ago

Why Is Washington, DC, Blanketed in Ads for the Defense Industry?

Washington, D.C., is saturated with defense-contractor advertising that normalizes militarism and promotes lethal, AI-driven technologies.
fromwww.theguardian.com
8 months ago

Killing machines: how Russia and Ukraine's race to perfect deadly pilotless drones could harm us all

On a fine day in early June, Ukrainian soldiers launched their latest killer robot. With a click on a screen, the unattractively named Gogol-M, a fixed-wing aerial drone with a 20-foot wingspan, took off from an undisclosed location and soared into a wide blue sky.
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