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Global agreement on robots clarifies decision-making
128 countries have reached a non-binding agreement regarding the regulation of autonomous weapons, known as "killer robots," which can identify and engage targets without human intervention. The aim of the agreement is to establish international regulatory guidelines that include defining these systems, determining their permissible use, and ensuring human control over their missions. Although the document does not impose legal obligations, it represents an important step toward discussing the future development and deployment of this military technology amid concerns over lethal mistakes or unpredictable behavior from AI-dependent systems. The organization "Stop Killer Robots" criticized the vague definition and the proposed measures, considering the final text to be less strict than anticipated, especially since some countries favored national guidelines over a binding treaty.
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