Thailand has called for meaningful human control over military artificial intelligence, warning that AI systems should not independently decide when or how force is used.
Assistant Professor Dr. Nophadol In-na, a Thai senator and chairman of the Senate Advisory Committee on Foreign Affairs, presented the call for action at an Inter-Parliamentary Union meeting in Arusha, Tanzania, on October 6.
Nophadol outlined three priorities for parliamentary action: maintaining human control over military AI, strengthening legislation and oversight, and developing practical national policies for governing the technology.
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