This could be is remembered as the year in which the world learned that dangerous weapons of self-control had moved from future anxiety to a real wars. It was a year when policymakers failed to agree on what to do about it.
Friday, 120 countries participating in United Nations’ Conference on Other Cultural Equipment did not agree on whether to reduce the production or use of dangerous self-defense weapons. Instead, he promised to continue and “intensify” the negotiations.
“It’s very frustrating, and the opportunity to get lost,” says Neil Davison, senior adviser to science and policy at the agency. International Committee of the Red Cross, a humanitarian organization based in Geneva.
The failure to honor the agreement came about nine months after the UN reports that the deadly weapon of independence was first used in the civil war in Libya.
In recent years, more and more weapons have been incorporating self-defense elements. Some jumps can, for example, fly without specific instructions within a given area; but they often rely on man to attack. And many governments are saying that they are currently planning to keep people “on track” when they use this technology.
But extras in Artificial Intelligence Algorithms, sensors, and electronics have made it possible to design high-performance self-driving machines, raising the prospect of machines that can choose their own time to use lethal power.
A growing list of countries, including Brazil, South Africa, New Zealand, and Switzerland, say that weapons of mass destruction should be banned by the treaty, such as medicine and organisms weapons and land mines they sit. Germany and France support the ban on other types of autonomous weapons, including those that can target people. China supports very limited sanctions.
Some countries, including the US, Russia, India, the UK, and Australia, have opposed the ban on dangerous self-regulation weapons, saying they need to develop more technologies to avoid being endangered.
Murder robots have been taking over the minds of the people for a long time, encouraging both sci-fi favorites and future dystopian vision. Recent restoration in AI, and the creation of new types of computer software extremist thinking in some areas, has led to the disappearance of big technical names be aware of the potential danger made by smart machines.
The issue escalated this year, following a UN report, which reported that the Turkish-made Kargu-2 aircraft was used in the 2020 Libyan civil war. . Military leader General Khalifa Haftar who opposed the attacks on civilians.
“Haftar’s cargo units and returnees were … destroyed and seized by unmanned aerial vehicles,” the report said. The machines “were designed to attack what they wanted without any data connection between the user and the devices: in fact, the true potential of ‘fire, forget and find’.”
These articles show the speed at which self-governance is performing. “Technology is advancing faster than military and political issues,” he says Max Tegmark, professor at MIT and cofounder of the The Future of Life Institute, an organization dedicated to solving existing problems. “And we’re going, fundamentally, to the worst possible consequences.”