Don’t let AI make decisions on deploying nukes: US urges China, Russia

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Don’t let AI make decisions on deploying nukes: US urges China, Russia
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Washington wants Russia and China to match declarations by the United States and others that only humans will have control over nukes.

The U.S. has made a very clear and strong commitment that in cases of nuclear employment, the decision would only be made by a human being.

“We certainly have made a very clear and strong commitment that in cases of nuclear employment, that decision would only be made by a human being,” said“We would never defer a decision on nuclear employment to AI. We strongly stand by that statement and we’ve made it publicly with our colleagues in the UK and France.”The Bureau of Arms Control, Deterrence, and Stability, is charged with implementing and ensuring compliance with existing arms control agreements and negotiating new ones.

Dean noted that there is a real risk of mistakes and misinterpretation if countries give full control of their weapon system to AI. “The political declaration is one unique context for concrete development of ideas and actions for governments on the larger issue,” said Mallory“We are now up to 54 countries endorsing the political declaration and 14 observing states attended the recent plenary meeting, and we’re hoping to build that out.”Stewart stressed that automation bias is an example of a situation that the U.S. hopes countries can prevent in their use of AI.

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