Who decides : man or machine? / Daniel L Davis
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Armed Forces Journal November 2007, pp.23-25, 45 (4)Summary: Although there have been considerable developments in robotics and artificial intelligence it is unlikely that such systems will replace human soldiers. Not only must these systems remain under human control, technological evolution will quickly erode the temporary advantages they confer.
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Although there have been considerable developments in robotics and artificial intelligence it is unlikely that such systems will replace human soldiers. Not only must these systems remain under human control, technological evolution will quickly erode the temporary advantages they confer.
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