Life and death decisions must be made by humans not machines, says Vance
US Vice President JD Vance emphasized the importance of human decision-making in life and death situations during a graduation ceremony for Air Force cadets. He cautioned against over-reliance on technology, particularly in the context of warfare and artificial intelligence. Vance also referenced a recent papal document urging regulation of AI and autonomous weapons systems.
- ▪JD Vance spoke at a graduation ceremony for US Air Force cadets in Colorado.
- ▪He stated that life and death decisions should be made by humans, not machines.
- ▪Vance urged cadets to use technology to enhance their capabilities but warned against submitting to it.
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