It’s not science fiction -- lawmakers on Capitol Hill are discussing how artificial intelligence can help on the battlefield.
Laura Geller, CMG Washington News BureauWASHINGTON D.C. — It’s not science fiction -- lawmakers on Capitol Hill are discussing. This week, one congressional committee weighed how the military can safely and effectively use AI.
Why send someone’s son or daughter into a war zone where they can be hurt or killed when a mission can be completed by machines? Experts told representatives artificial intelligence and national security go hand-in-hand. “What keeps you up at night about the military use of AI,” Rep. Elissa Slotkin Michigan asked. “If China is investing three times and in some cases ten times that we are, what is the number 1 thing that you feel like you know, kind of worst case scenario?”
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