100 nations agree: Humans, not AI, should control nuclear weapons

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100 nations agree: Humans, not AI, should control nuclear weapons

A significant agreement, termed the 'Blueprint for Action,' has been signed by nearly 100 nations, including the US and Ukraine, asserting that human oversight is essential for decisions regarding nuclear weapons. This consensus emerged from the 'Responsible AI in the Military Domain (REAIM)' summit held in Seoul. The agreement emphasizes that AI applications in military contexts must adhere to ethical standards and legal frameworks.

Despite the positive strides made, the agreement lacks enforceable sanctions for violations, highlighting the need for ongoing discussions about AI governance in military operations. Notably, China did not sign the agreement, and Russia was excluded from the summit due to its actions in Ukraine. The summit's outcomes reflect a growing recognition of the potential risks associated with AI in warfare, as evidenced by Israel's use of AI tools in conflict scenarios.

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