US Army Air Forces Secretary Frank Kendall boarded a fighter jet that flew over the California desert Friday while being controlled by artificial intelligence.
This is what Fox News reported about Frank Kendall’s flight aboard an F-16 plane.
Another plane piloted by an American accompanied the aircraft controlled by artificial intelligence.
Frank Kendall smiled as he exited the plane. He said he had seen enough to have confidence in artificial intelligence in war.
However, the technology worries the International Committee of the Red Cross.
“There are concerns about ceding life and death decisions to sensors and software,” the grouping said, adding that autonomous weapons “constitute an immediate cause for concern and require an urgent international policy response.” “.
Despite everything, the American Air Force plans to have a fleet of more than 1,000 drones piloted by artificial intelligence. The first device of its kind should be operational by 2028.
