Other big tech companies such as Meta and OpenAI have also recently allowed for more military uses of AI. So why is this ...

Google has dropped an ethical pledge to not develop artificial intelligence systems that can be used in weapon or ...

Written by Or Shalom The growing need for unmanned systems in the world is changing. The world is in the midst of a military ...

on the use of its artificial intelligence by the military. This week, the company deleted its pledge not to use AI for weapons or surveillance, a promise that had been in place since 2018.

The partnership brings together two of Europe’s top startups. Helsing, a defence tech firm based in Germany, was valued at ...

GOOGLE has dropped a bombshell U-turn that opens up the possibility of its AI tech powering weapons as the world enters a chilling new era of warfare. The company had previously vowed its AI ...

As whispers of AI hype filled the air in 2018, it seemed almost inevitable that we would soon be facing a whole new world, full of near-human robots and cybernetic dogs. But with that came a host ...

The old version was split into two sections: “Objectives for AI applications” and “AI applications we will not pursue,” and it explicitly promised not to develop AI weapons or surveillance ...

This change, first noticed by Bloomberg, marks a shift from the company's earlier stance on responsible AI development.

Google made its AI weapons pledge in 2018 following the Project Maven protests, in which thousands of employees protested the company’s contracts with the U.S. military. The protestors ...

Google lifts its ban on using AI for weapons, signaling a major policy shift in its AI ethics guidelines. Google’s parent company, Alphabet, has revised its AI principles, lifting restrictions on ...

As recently as Thursday, that included weapons ... for the Pentagon. Artificial intelligence, robotics and related technologies are increasingly important to the U.S. military, he said, and ...