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‘The Gospel’: how Israel uses AI to select bombing targets in Gaza
(www.theguardian.com)
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this post was submitted on 10 Dec 2023
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There should be some sort of law where if you want to offload decisions to AI, the person who decides to let the AI make those decisions needs to step up to take full civil and criminal liability for everything it does.
so you only really need one martyr for the cause?
Yes, one person we can pin all of humanity's sins on, and then we just kill them. It's almost like a religious ritual.
No, every decision maker in the chain of command should be responsible. They should know what the intelligence is based on, if the people sharing the information are competent and should be validating the information.
Using AI to perform these tasks requires gross negligence at several stages. However, it does appear killing civilians and children is the intended outcome so negligence about AI is likely just a cover.