Moral and legal questions centre on extent of human control over AI actionsArtificial intelligence tools can also be found built into semi-autonomous attack drones and other weapons. Today “every military power of any significance invests hugely in military applications of AI,” said Laure de Roucy-Rochegonde of the French think tank IFRI. “Almost any military function can be boosted with AI,” from “logistics to reconnaissance, observation, information warfare, electronic warfare and cybersecurity,” she added. AI tools can also be found built into semi-autonomous attack drones and other weapons. “No military decision-maker would agree to use an AI if he didn’t have trust in and control over what it’s doing,” Rondepierre added.

Source: Bangkok Post March 07, 2026 05:43 UTC