Human control over technology was a concern thousands of years ago when early humans sought to ensure safe use of fire. Later, control over horse-drawn wagons and eventually steam engines led to ...

It often seems like everyone agrees that having human control over AI weaponry is a good thing. But I am not so sure that “meaningful human control over AI” is the panacea everyone seems to make of it ...

Countries should retain meaningful human control over weapons systems and ban fully autonomous weapons. These “killer robots,” would go a step beyond existing remote-controlled drones as they ...

The Future of Human Agency Experts are split about how much control people will retain over essential decision-making as digital systems and AI spread. They agree that powerful corporate and ...

Due in large part to their lack of human control, these systems, also known as lethal autonomous weapons systems or “killer robots,” raise a host of legal and ethical concerns.

The researchers demonstrated this capability, noting: “Our system enables remote control by an operator via the Internet. One of the authors, Ge Yang at MIT (east coast) is able to teleoperate ...

Giving up control, bit by bit This core issue lies at the heart of what’s most exciting about AI agents: The more autonomous an AI system is, the more we cede human control.

Raft AI's Starsage system becomes first artificial intelligence to tactically control U.S. fighter jets, providing real-time ...

Several House lawmakers want assurances that any decision to launch nuclear weapons is made by humans, not an artificial intelligence system.

In Human-Centered AI, Shneiderman provides concrete examples and frameworks to bring HCAI to real-world applications, including four design metaphors for creating safe and reliable HCAI systems: ...

Its rise could fundamentally alter the structure of human society. This is why Harari argues for its regulation and control. The analysis of AI in Nexus is built on historical lessons.