What do you mean "when"? AI is used in war all the time.
this post was submitted on 19 Apr 2025
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If war only involves robots and and AI, at least no humans will be killed …right?
Edit; I thought that it was obvious I was being sarcastic.
Well, maybe only some at the beginning, but then there will be no more to kill.
The machine war will rage eternal
Not if we block out the sun. And then wait for the chosen one to make peace with the robots...
Until the ai learns tracking innocent people hostage is a good way to force your opponent into submission. Wars haven't been known to be clean
Who said anything about only?
You mean our smarter betters aren’t doing this so humans don’t have to die in their shitty wars?
Google "the gospel Gaza "
every conflict will primarily of AI-driven systems killing civilians, we have yet to have ai versus ai
E-War probably comes close, though.
The IDF uses AI already to choose bombing targets to shrug responsibility.
I hope the poster in the screenshot was born in Austria in 1988.
Google "the gospel Israel"
it's not when, or if, it's already a thing
fully evil, but "Habsora" is amazing taste in naming an evil ai
What the fuck
Palantir pre-emptive drone strike
I think there was a story I read, years ago, about a computer being used to identify and destroy AA platforms in a simulated war exercise. Back then (back in my day) it wasn't called AI, it was a machine learning program. But anyway, the computer was scored based on how many targets it successfully destroyed. However, it could only engage targets when a clear to fire authorization was given by a human.
Eventually then endeavor was abandoned because the computer figured out it was humans preventing it from getting a higher score. So, mathematically it made sense for the machine to kill its handlers so as to grant itself fire-at-will capabilities.
It may have been a sci-fi piece and not a real event. It becomes more and more difficult to tell now a days.
Lmao thought it said warframe, and was like these comments don't make sense.... 🤦♀️
I can't wait for AI to destroy humanity
humanity will be destroying humanity, ai is just a tool that will be used in the process