The U.N. has begun discussion on "lethal autonomous robots," killing machines which take the next step from our current drones which are operator controlled, to completely autonomous killing machines.
"Killer robots would threaten the most fundamental of rights and principles in international law," warned Steve Goose, arms division director at Human Rights Watch.
Are we too far down the rabbit hole, or can we come to reasonable and humane limits on this new world of death-by-algorithm?
(Score: 2) by davester666 on Thursday May 15 2014, @06:06AM
the car will only murder you if it thinks it's on a path to destruction [crazy, suicidal maybe?], and decides that you are the cheapest person it will definitely have to kill.