I 100% understand and agree the AI community argument around lethal autonomy.
But I am trying to understand this from the perspective of defence & govt. Why is it so business as usual for them? Do they consider this at par with missiles with infra-red/heat sensors for tracking/locking? Where does the definition of lethal autonomy begin and end?
Just putting this out there as a point to ponder on. By itself, this may rightly be too broad and should be debated.
But I am trying to understand this from the perspective of defence & govt. Why is it so business as usual for them? Do they consider this at par with missiles with infra-red/heat sensors for tracking/locking? Where does the definition of lethal autonomy begin and end?
Just putting this out there as a point to ponder on. By itself, this may rightly be too broad and should be debated.