Geneva 每 Suspected widespread use of artificial intelligence to select targets and launch attacks on Iran raises many questions and fears that human control of war machinery could be slipping, a leading expert said Wednesday.
The United States and Israel have carried out thousands of strikes across Iran since launching their offensive, including one that killed Iran＊s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, on Saturday, the first day of the war.
Peter Asaro, an expert on artificial intelligence and robotics, said it appeared likely the two countries had used AI to identify targets in Iran, pointing to what seemed to be a very short planning phase and large number of targets.
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