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Soldiers can refuse to commit war crimes. Can AI?

Who gets to tell the military “no”? That question has become even more important after the Pentagon pushed AI companies to loosen limits on how their technology may be used in war — including how much human control must remain over autonomous weapons. When Anthropic said no, it lost a major governm…

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  1. 2026-09-22 18:10 · Vox Artificial Intelligence
    Soldiers can refuse to commit war crimes. Can AI?

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