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A group of US lawmakers have proposed a bill to stop Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven autonomous systems from single-handedly launching nuclear weapons, as fears arise on the potential threat of AI taking a decision on its own.

29 Apr 23 https://www.theverge.com/2023/4/28/23702992/ai-nuclear-weapon-launch-ban-bill-markey-lieu-beyer-buck Yes, this is already banned, but there are logical reasons to affirm the policy. American Department of Defense policy already bans artificial intelligence from autonomously launching nuclear weapons. But amid rising fears of AI spurred by a plethora of potential threats, a bipartisan group of lawmakers has decided to make extra-double-sure it…

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The American Department of Defense has a policy in place that already prohibits artificial intelligence from autonomously launching nuclear weapons. However,

A bipartisan group of lawmakers has introduced a bill reaffirming a Department of Defense ban on letting artificial intelligence autonomously launch nuclear weapons.

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News Analysis Legendary actor and humanitarian Richard Gere recently made a splash during a visit to Capitol Hill. ...