This statement was made by Bonnie Jenkins, Assistant Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security.
“We believe these issues should be important to all countries, especially when it comes to the use of AI in the armed forces. We are not excluding anyone’s participation at this stage and we would like to know the views of other countries on this issue,” Jenkins said.
He also rejected the suggestion that the United States should not start such negotiations with Moscow and Beijing because of possible disagreement from Washington’s point of view.
Note the growing interest in the regulation of artificial intelligence around the world. In June, American businessman Elon Musk discussed this issue with the country’s officials during his visit to China.
Also in June, we became aware of an incident in the US Air Force where an AI-controlled drone decided to “liquid” the operator during tests so that the drone would not interfere with its mission.
Source: Ferra
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