Posted on Sep 1, 2017
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"You can engage the enemy from positions of relative advantage while keeping yourself behind cover," he said. "The robots can go out and engage the enemy and deliver those effects … as opposed to having to put a human right there in harm's way."
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So are they planning on plugging AIs into these things? Because that'll go over really well...
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SSgt Ryan Sylvester Not sure at what level. From what I gathered, they want them to be remote controlled w/ all decisions coming from the operator in the manned vehicle. No autonomous decision on behalf of the machine.
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SSgt (Join to see) - I'd hope so. Because I'm a little freaked by that AI demonstration of adaptive learning with no preprogramming, and what would happen if they plugged that in and gave it access to a weapon system. Nothing good. Nothing good at all.
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