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The United Nations and the Red Cross have warned of the approaching use of self-operating weapons capable of killing humans without direct human intervention, calling for binding rules to minimize their risks. The UN Secretary-General and the head of the Red Cross stated that the world is nearing the crossing of a dangerous "ethical line," where machines become capable of targeting humans independently. They urge the international community to hold urgent negotiations for the legal regulation of these weapons, with a clear ban and restrictions on their use, especially in ongoing conflicts such as Ukraine, Gaza, and Sudan, where concerns about their potential future deployment are increasing. International discussions on regulating this advanced technology have been ongoing since 2014, with some armies using it in defensive weapon systems, yet the greatest challenge remains in preventing its use to independently target humans.
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