Autonomous Weapons Raise Growing Global Concerns
Artificial intelligence-powered weapons capable of selecting and attacking targets without human intervention are raising ethical and security concerns worldwide. A UN conference i...

Artificial intelligence-powered weapons capable of selecting and attacking targets without human intervention are raising ethical and security concerns worldwide. A UN conference in Geneva will discuss possible restrictions, but experts warn existing talks may not address the wider use of AI in military targeting. UN chief Antonio Guterres and the Red Cross have urged urgent action, warning that autonomous lethal attacks risk crossing a moral red line.
Syeda Mubeena Hashmi
JournalistStaff correspondent covering Technology and national affairs for Pakistan Times Today.



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