The danger of military AI isn't killer robots; it's worse human judgement
speckx
21 points
5 comments
April 03, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (5 comments)
FrankWilhoit
In long hindsight, it will be seen that the foremost effect of AI was to reinforce the mindset that everything is performance and nothing is real.
bedroom_jabroni
Phew, at least there's some relief in the dangers of AI-based military being more practical and less utopian like you'd imagine a while ago
throwatdem12311
That’s just the danger of AI period.
PearlRiver
Things can always get worse!
benjhiggins
Everyones on the same journey of discovery I guess. Application and execution will be key , with a few failures along the way, will dertermine how AI can really support the Military in planning and executing operations. The same lessons will be learnt in the public sector as well, as more and more orgasnisations look to supplement with tooling to drive revenue and reduce overheads. Interesting times..