AI: could it be more ethical than humans?/ Richard A. Bitzinger
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RSIS Commentary No. 244, 4 December 2019 (F31)Summary: Artificial intelligence in autonomous systems (i.e drones) can address human error and fatigue issues, but also, in the future, concerns over ethical behaviour on the battlefield. Installing an algorithmic "moral compass" in AI, however, will be challenging.
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Artificial intelligence in autonomous systems (i.e drones) can address human error and fatigue issues, but also, in the future, concerns over ethical behaviour on the battlefield. Installing an algorithmic "moral compass" in AI, however, will be challenging.
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