But just a few days later, Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey disagreed, questioning the moral superiority of opponents of autonomous weapons as “competitors harness the power of AI.”
Lucky’s comments sparked further controversy, with Anduril spokesperson Shannon Pryor explaining that the company did not support the idea of robots making decisions on lethal attacks on their own, but was concerned about “bad people using bad AI.”
Palantir co-founder Joe Lonsdale, meanwhile, expressed dissatisfaction with the binary approach to the issue, calling for “a more nuanced understanding of autonomy in weapons systems.”
Source: Ferra
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