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Should AI Weapons Be Allowed to Decide Who to Kill?

Should AI Weapons Be Allowed to Decide Who to Kill?

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October 12, 2024

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Should AI Weapons Be Allowed to Decide Who to Kill?

Silicon Valley’s AI Weapons Debate

The Issue
Silicon Valley is split on whether AI should be allowed to make lethal decisions. Palmer Luckey (Anduril) and Joe Lonsdale (Palantir) believe the U.S. could fall behind if it doesn’t embrace AI autonomy in weapons. Others, like Brandon Tseng (Shield AI), say AI shouldn’t have the final say on killing.

Why It Matters
AI is advancing fast, but letting machines decide who lives or dies raises serious ethical questions. Some argue AI can act faster in high-stakes situations, but critics worry about accountability and misuse.

What’s Next?
The debate is heating up. Some push for more AI flexibility, while others push back, warning of the dangers of fully autonomous lethal systems.

Should AI weapons have the power to make lethal decisions without human intervention?

Take Notes in Google Meet with Gemini

Google Meet has introduced AI-powered tools to improve virtual meeting experiences, including smart summaries and virtual assistant features.

On a computer, open meet.google.com
Select a meeting.
At the top right of your screen, click Take Notes with Gemini

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After you turn on this feature, let everyone know you use to take notes. Google Meet informs all meeting participants that notes are being taken and a pencil icon appears on all participants' screens.

Click Start taking notes.
- Meeting notes are added to a new doc and shared with people on the calendar invite that are within your organization.
- Manually refresh “Summary so far.”
- Stop and restart taking notes: All meeting participants internal to the organization can stop taking notes at any time. You can ensure that any confidential or sensitive discussions aren't part of the meeting summary.
- When host controls are enabled for the meeting, only the host and co-hosts can start and stop taking notes.

This feature is available for Google Workspace Gemini Enterprise add-on, Gemini Education Premium add-on, and AI Meetings & Messaging add-on.

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Tesla Unveils Cybercab and Robovan at We, Robot Event

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Cybercab Reveal
At Tesla's “We, Robot” event, Elon Musk introduced the long-awaited Cybercab, a fully autonomous robotaxi with no steering wheel or pedals designed for under $30,000. The Cybercab is expected to enter production by 2026 and aim for affordable and sustainable urban transport at just 20 cents per mile.

Robovan Unveiling
Musk also revealed the Robovan, a 20-seat autonomous vehicle that can be used for cargo, school buses, or RVs. Its efficiency promises transportation costs as low as 5-10 cents per mile.

Optimus Humanoid Update
Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot was showcased, envisioned as a home helper with ambitions to become a mainstream consumer product within a few years

AI Tool of the Day

ImageTwin - AI-Powered Image Analysis for Enhanced Scientific Integrity - Fast, Accurate, Reliable!

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ImageTwin is an AI-based tool that detects integrity issues in scientific images. It helps identify inappropriate manipulations or duplications in images like microscopy and western blots. Best Features:

AI-Powered Integrity Detection: Quickly finds image manipulation and duplication.
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Efficient & Accurate: Provides fast and reliable results for peer review.

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By 2029, you're more likely to do this ONE job than be a teacher, doctor, or banker combined.
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