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An officer and a gen AI: the future of war
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July 12, 2024
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26:44Now PlayingArtificial intelligence is already making a difference () in the theatre of war, and more involvement will certainly come. That raises a host of thorny ethical issues. In some cases, scientists just clocked (), extinct beasts’ DNA can be extraordinarily well preservedrevealing onceinaccessible biological secrets (1043). And remembering Pål Enger (), who never quite knew why he felt compelled to steal “The Scream” (1925).
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