They exist, and they don't actually work.
@ylecun
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AI-Powered Autonomous Drones and Defensive Countermeasures
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And the other side will also use AI to build countermeasures.
Thousands of autonomous drones flying at speed beyond human capabilities can be taken down by thousands of anti-drone interceptors powered by AI.
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Fundamental Difference: Guns Designed to Kill, AI to Amplify Intelligence
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Guns are designed to kill people.
AI is designed to amplify people's intelligence.
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AI Image Recognition Drones Ukraine Democracy Defense Ethics
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AI (in the form of image recognition) is most likely being deployed on drones by Ukraine to defend democracy against authoritarian hegemony.
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AI as Solution: Countering Misuse with Better Technology
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Every technology ever invented has been used for inappropriate purpose.
That has not stopped us.
What is often forgotten is that although AI can enable some people to do bad things, better AI is also the best countermeasure against those bad things. The Good Guys' AI just needs -
Open Science Exchange Accelerates AI Progress and Innovation
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In fact, the very reason we've seen such a fast progress in in AI in the last decade is *precisely* because of the quick and open exchange of papers, data, and code. Making the process less open would inevitably lead to a slow down of progress, which would give an opportunity
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China’s AI Development Strategy Without Open Source Dependence
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Repeat after me: AI is not a weapon. With or without open source AI, China is not far behind. Like many other countries, they want control over AI technology and must develop their own homegrown stack.