Between Efficiency and Threat: Should the U.S. Integrate AI into Military Strategy? (cryptorank.io)
from Mike3322@lemmy.ml to world@lemmy.world on 10 Jul 14:13
https://lemmy.ml/post/32965258

The U.S. government recently announced plans to incorporate artificial intelligence into troop command systems, a move that promises enhanced efficiency and responsiveness. However, news of OpenAI tightening its safety protocols raises a critical question: how much trust can we place in technologies still needing refinement and protection against potential threats?

Despite advancements in safety, even cutting-edge AI systems remain vulnerable to manipulation or errors. In military operations, such failures could be catastrophic. This begs the question: is it justified to entrust such sensitive functions to algorithms, no matter how advanced?

Integrating AI into the military isn’t just a step toward the future — it’s a decision demanding rigorous risk assessment. Given past failures with innovations in other fields, can we rely on AI when national security is at stake?

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Melvin_Ferd@lemmy.world on 10 Jul 14:17 next collapse

Decisions should only be made by drunken political wannabes.

SoupBrick@pawb.social on 10 Jul 15:13 next collapse

Should the US allow a corporation to fully integrate itself into critical infastructure that makes life or death decisions?

Jumuta@sh.itjust.works on 10 Jul 16:23 next collapse

do two wrongs make a right?

Flagg76@lemmy.world on 10 Jul 16:35 collapse

Looking at the US educating system and their skills in voting for presidents, i think AI will actually be an improvement.