SECURITYJun 3 · 11:00 UTCTHE GUARDIAN WORLDDan Milmo and Aisha Down

Can autonomous AI-powered killer drones take morality onboard?

The article discusses the ethical challenges of autonomous AI-powered killer drones in modern warfare, noting their increasing role as seen in the Ukraine war and Iran conflict. It raises questions about whether these drones should have a license to kill and the need for a moral framework as operational autonomy grows.

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