An issue-documentary that examines the moral implications of developing autonomous weapons—should we develop the power to kill without human control?
Concurrent to Big Tech’s phenomenal but seemingly frivolous advances in Artificial Intelligence such as: mastering all our board games, writing absurdist film scripts, or manipulating the world’s collective free attention with a video app (okay maybe that one isn’t so frivolous), there is also a global effort to develop military applications for AI, inevitably leading to a future where lethal force will be exercised without human input.
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An issue-documentary that examines the moral implications of developing autonomous weapons—should we develop the power to kill without human control?
Concurrent to Big Tech’s phenomenal but seemingly frivolous advances in Artificial Intelligence such as: mastering all our board games, writing absurdist film scripts, or manipulating the world’s collective free attention with a video app (okay maybe that one isn’t so frivolous), there is also a global effort to develop military applications for AI, inevitably leading to a future where lethal force will be exercised without human input.
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An issue-documentary that examines the moral implications of developing autonomous weapons—should we develop the power to kill without human control?
Concurrent to Big Tech’s phenomenal but seemingly frivolous advances in Artificial Intelligence such as: mastering all our board games, writing absurdist film scripts, or manipulating the world’s collective free attention with a video app (okay maybe that one isn’t so frivolous), there is also a global effort to develop military applications for AI, inevitably leading to a future where lethal force will be exercised without human input.
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