عربية – DW
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Autonomous weapons are defined as systems that select and track targets and use force against them without human intervention. The international community is seeking to discuss how to regulate them at a conference in Geneva next week. But the debate does not cover the broader use of AI to analyze battlefields and identify targets. One expert cited the U.S. use of force against around 1,000 targets a day in Iran, while several countries have developed systems that generate targets and propose ways to attack them. Although these weapons have not yet been used widely, three civilians were killed in Zaporizhzhia after Russian drones trained to detect fuel tanks were deployed. Experts warn of the risks of relying on unreliable systems, and of their spread among states if they prove effective.
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