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Autonomous Russian drone targeting renews concern over military AI

A Russian drone reportedly selected its own target, renewing concerns about the use of artificial intelligence in warfare.

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Greater autonomy in weapon targeting could reduce human control and increase civilian-risk and escalation concerns.

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