I hope I am alive for the history books of tomorrow.

"The Department of War (as it became known as), forewent it's traditional intelligence structure (the most expensive ever seen till that point), in order to have a private companies computer software generate viable targets for an upcoming operation. Believing that the software had real time updates on the current status and intelligence of the operation, as if it were some kind of oracle, the operation went as planned. Six schools, mistakenly identified as hostile targets (due to the heavy American bias in the softwares training data), were drone striked, resulting in the deaths of hundreds of innocents. Still, the people did nothing."

Wargames: 2026

You guys wondered how AI could destroy the world? It could do this, but better and intentional.

We’re going to learn a painful lesson

AI isn’t responsible. People are responsible.

It doesn’t matter if it’s code, writing, or military decisions. People can / should be held accountable. As soon as people choose to remove their own accountability, that’s when the bad stuff happens. Whether it’s slop code or innocent civilians killed in a missile strike

[delayed]

If highly trained folks in the military that are literally choosing targets to bomb are succumbing to hallucinated AI slop, then what hope do the rest of us (e.g. students doing homework, a corporate analyst, a local journalist) have... dark times ahead

Found this article by the FT way better than CNN on similar subject matter (how AI target is not helping the US military):

https://www.ft.com/content/686429c0-daf3-42a5-9b7c-7ff06eb29...

https://archive.ph/TFNjU