There needs to be more heads on discussions on how to make AI more reliable because it's here, and countries are racing to develop it. Obviously, the normative framework will continue to operate, but its efficacy needs to be explored since the push and pull factors, are not only increasing but also speeding up. Nations no longer want to get left behind in using this technology. Why to do it is clear - because we need a sustainable and safe, plus reliable world order. The how of it all remains evasive. Governments need to have broader discussions on using military AI and really sit down with the technology companies which are innovating at scales and rates we do not yet know. Or maybe sit down to agree that military AI should only be used for peaceful purposes. Or perhaps create pockets of regulation since the one size fits all approach might not suit in this situation.
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There needs to be more heads on discussions on how to make AI more reliable because it's here, and countries are racing to develop it. Obviously, the normative framework will continue to operate, but its efficacy needs to be explored since the push and pull factors, are not only increasing but also speeding up. Nations no longer want to get left behind in using this technology. Why to do it is clear - because we need a sustainable and safe, plus reliable world order. The how of it all remains evasive. Governments need to have broader discussions on using military AI and really sit down with the technology companies which are innovating at scales and rates we do not yet know. Or maybe sit down to agree that military AI should only be used for peaceful purposes. Or perhaps create pockets of regulation since the one size fits all approach might not suit in this situation.
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