> I have a feeling that humans will remain overwhelmingly responsible for most of the wartime mistakes.
Of course we will. It's not as though they're programming themselves. Somebody has to tell the computer what to do.
Of course we will. It's not as though they're programming themselves. Somebody has to tell the computer what to do.
We program our robots with our prejudices[1]. If you don't control the machines, you can't change their programming. It's entirely possible that such prejudices are cemented through machines that cannot be influenced or changed except through actions of their owners.
What happens when the owners of these machines are indifferent towards, or outright supportive of, prejudice? History is rife with owners of companies, industries and governments exploiting and furthering prejudice for their own benefit.
[1] https://www.americanbar.org/groups/judicial/publications/jud...