The Ukrainian vision of killer drones shows the need for mandatory rules for AI: mass media
Amid discussions about the use of artificial intelligence for military purposes, NATO plans to present an updated AI strategy at an anniversary summit in Washington in July.
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At a recent NATO event in Poland, Deputy Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine Oleksiy Bornyakov spoke about the development in Ukraine of a prototype drone equipped with AI to identify and eliminate Russian war criminals by the sound of their voice. Although the technology is still under development, its potential is controversial among Ukraine’s allies.
NATO Assistant Secretary General David van Wael gave the example of using AI to analyze satellite imagery to count Russian aircraft and gas stations, a less risky use of the technology.
There are growing calls in the West for the development of legally binding rules for the use of AI in weapons, particularly from the United Nations and Stop the Killer Robots.
