Last year, Google employees protested, signing a petition against the company’s involvement in the development of military technology. This movement highlighted growing concerns about the ethical implications of artificial intelligence in warfare.
The debate centers on the development of “killer robots” – lethal autonomous weapons capable of identifying and eliminating targets without human intervention. These technologies have sparked widespread discussions on the potential risks and ethical dilemmas of using AI in combat. The call for a global ban on such autonomous weapons has gained momentum, urging tech companies to reconsider their role in advancing military AI that could cross dangerous ethical boundaries.
