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Should Drones and AI Be Allowed to Kill by Themselves?

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U.S. Army Bradley Fighting Vehicles and Robots Are Waging War Together

Are "Carebots" the Future of Healthcare Consultations?

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The U.S. Military Wants Start-Ups to Help It Build Better Drones and Robots

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Russia to Hold Firing Tests of Its Combat Robot

Russia and China are not paying attention to ethical limits or considerations regarding the widespread application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) across the spectrum of civilian and military operations, according to Pentagon leaders in charge of America’

The Pentagon Is Worried China and Russia's Drones Can Attack Without Human Approval

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Meet the U.S. Army's New Ammunition Carriers: Robotic Drones

Unsatisfied: The Army Wants a Much Longer-Range Drone Fleet

Can Chinese and Russian Drones Attack Without Human Approval?

The U.S. Army Wants Robot Tanks

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Can Robotic Dogs Help Secure America’s Military Bases?

Robots Could Soon Carry Ammo for U.S. Army Soldiers on the Go

These AI Drones Could Keep the Momentum Going During a High-Pitched battle.

The U.S. Navy Wants to Hunt Down Enemy Warships with Drone Submarines

Attack of the Drones: Why the U.S. Army Wants More Drones for Its Troops

Air Force Wingman Drones are One Step Closer to Deployment

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The Rise of the Robolawyers

AI Weapons Are Here to Stay

Should 'Killer Robots' Be Banned?

Sorry, R2-D2: Computers Aren't Replacing Fighter Pilots

When the Robots Rise

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