As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more powerful—even being used in warfare—there’s an urgent need for governments, tech companies and international bodies to ensure it’s safe. And a common thread in most agreements on AI safety is a need for human oversight of the technology.
Human oversight of AI systems may not be as effective as we think—especially when it comes to warfare
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