The Geneva Convention, artificial intelligence and the future of warfare

Published on March 20, 2024

The Geneva Convention, artificial intelligence and the future of warfare

AI has speedily mutated into use-cases we never thought were possible a few years back, and the need to constrain it has gained attention while we try to gather our wits and decide on matters of ethics and safety. As the scenario unfolds, a new and unsettling thought is taking root. 

The thought concerns what the militaries of various countries are doing with AI and the fact that they care about very different use-cases from the rest of us.

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