Remmelt—thanks for the link the Vice article (here).
I agree that military applications of (narrow) AI will continue, especially in the US and China, and I think they’re likely to result in some appalling carnage, including ‘collateral damage’ to innocent civilians, in the coming years—feeding into my point about ‘violence’ being a major trigger for an anti-AI backlash.
Despite that, the US military has been investing billions in automating network-centric warfare over the last years.
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Remmelt—thanks for the link the Vice article (here).
I agree that military applications of (narrow) AI will continue, especially in the US and China, and I think they’re likely to result in some appalling carnage, including ‘collateral damage’ to innocent civilians, in the coming years—feeding into my point about ‘violence’ being a major trigger for an anti-AI backlash.