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A senior U.S. official has called on China and Russia to join the United States and others in committing to human control over nuclear weapons, excluding artificial intelligence from decision-making processes. Paul Dean, a State Department arms control official, emphasized the importance of this norm, noting that the U.S., France, and Britain have all made such declarations. Dean urged China and Russia to follow suit, highlighting the need for responsible behavior in the context of the P5, the f...

A senior U.S. official on Thursday urged China and Russia to match declarations by the United States and others that only humans, and never artificial intelligence, would make decisions on deploying...

Washington, London and Paris have all agreed to maintain total human control over nuclear weapons, State Department arms control official Paul Dean said

US official encourages Russia and China to agree that only humans, not artificial intelligence, could order the use of nuclear weapons

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Washington has reiterated its stance that humans, not artificial intelligence (AI), should control nuclear weapons, calling on China and Russia to endorse this principle. This plea has been made by State Department arms control official Paul Dean during an online briefing on May 2.

Russia and China should follow the UK, USA and France in vowing not to cede control of nuclear weapons to artificial intelligence, a top official says.