AI Drone Killing Signals Escalation in Autonomous Warfare
An AI-guided drone killed three Ukrainians in eastern Ukraine, representing the first reported fully autonomous lethal strike in the Russia-Ukraine...

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An AI-guided drone killed three Ukrainians in eastern Ukraine, representing the first reported fully autonomous lethal strike in the Russia-Ukraine...
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