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Story summary
- Ethical concerns about AI in warfare and autonomous weapons are rising, with emphasis on human rights.
- Bishops say moral law must guide warfare decisions to protect human rights amid AI use.
- Recent incidents, including the U.S. bombing of an Iranian school due to outdated intelligence, illustrate AI targeting risks.
- The Pentagon's clash with Anthropic, a tech company, over AI usage highlights accountability and corporate responsibility in military applications.
