Intercontinental ballistic missile, Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, Nuclear weapons, Nuclear proliferation, Nuclear warfare, World War II
Giving an AI control of nuclear weapons: What could possibly go wrong?
If an autonomous nuclear weapon concluded with 99 percent confidence a nuclear war is about to begin, should it fire?
Giving an AI control of nuclear weapons: What could possibly go wrong?
If an autonomous nuclear weapon concluded with 99 percent confidence a nuclear war is about to begin, should it fire?
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