According to a recent from the nonprofit AI Now Institute, the AI deployed today for military intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance poses dangers because it relies on personal data that can be exfiltrated and weaponized by adversaries. It also has vulnerabilities, like biases and a tendency to , that are currently without remedy, write the co-authors, who recommend creating AI that’s separate and isolated from “commercial” models.
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