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Iran hit at least three Amazon data centers in the Middle East, an indicator of AI’s critical role in the United States’ war against Iran and possibly the first time such facilities have been targeted during warfare.
Drones are becoming the deadliest weapons in today’s war zones, and they’re not just following orders. Should AI decide who lives or dies?
The latest international AI summit exposed deep divisions between major world powers regarding AI regulations.
The latest international AI summit exposed deep divisions between major world powers regarding AI regulations.
Google revised its AI principles, reversing previous commitments to avoid work on weapons, surveillance, and other military applications beyond non-lethal uses like communications, logistics, and medicine.
Google revised its AI principles, reversing previous commitments to avoid work on weapons, surveillance, and other military applications beyond non-lethal uses like communications, logistics, and medicine.
The United States proposed limits on exports of AI technology that would dramatically expand previous restrictions, creating a new international hierarchy for access to advanced chips and models.
The United States proposed limits on exports of AI technology that would dramatically expand previous restrictions, creating a new international hierarchy for access to advanced chips and models.
The largest manufacturer of AI chips told its Chinese customers it would stop fabricating their most advanced designs, further limiting China’s access to AI hardware.
The largest manufacturer of AI chips told its Chinese customers it would stop fabricating their most advanced designs, further limiting China’s access to AI hardware.
Two top AI companies changed their stances on military and intelligence applications.
Two top AI companies changed their stances on military and intelligence applications.
An AI system is scouring battlefields for landmines and other unexploded ordnance, enabling specialists to defuse them.
An AI system is scouring battlefields for landmines and other unexploded ordnance, enabling specialists to defuse them.
The United States military is using computer vision to target enemy positions in the Red Sea and elsewhere.
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