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Open letter on AI weapons

Published:
July 29, 2015
Author:
Max Tegmark

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At a press conference at the IJCAI AI-meeting in Buenos Aires today, Stuart Russell and Toby Walsh announced an open letter on autonomous weapons that we've helped organize. We're delighted that it's been signed by over 1700 AI/robotics researchers and over 11000 others. Signatories include 14 current and past presents of AI/robotics organizations (AAAI, IEEE-RAS, IJCAI, ECCAI, etc).

If you support the letter, please sign it here.

This content was first published at futureoflife.org on July 29, 2015.

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