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Many countries are working on them — and neither China, Russia, Iran, India or Pakistan have signed a U.S.-initiated pledge to use military AI responsibly. Another AI project at Space Force analyzes radar data to detect imminent adversary missile launches, he said. One urgent challenge, says Jane Pinelis, chief AI engineer at Johns Hopkins University’s Applied Physics Lab and former chief of AI assurance in Martell’s office, is recruiting and retaining the talent needed to test AI tech. Testing and evaluation standards are also immature, a recent National Academy of Sciences report on Air Force AI highlighted. Might that mean the U.S. one day fielding under duress autonomous weapons that don’t fully pass muster?

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☆ There's been a whopping 736 Tesla crashes involving Autopilot mode and 17 deaths since 2019, report finds
▼ + stars: | 2023-06-10 | by ( Leslie J. Allen | ) www.businessinsider.com time to read: +2 min

736 crashes of Teslas with Autopilot have occurred since 2019, a Washington Post analysis found. One safety expert says the increase is likely related to the expanded rollout of "Full Self Driving" technology. A new analysis has discovered a high number of crashes involving Tesla vehicles in Autopilot mode. The Washington Post says it analyzed data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and found that 736 US crashes of vehicles using the driver-assistance technology had occurred since 2019, a lot more than previously reported. The automaker has said that its automation technology requires that the human driver monitor the vehicle and remain in control at all times.

Persons: Missy Cummings, Tesla Organizations: Washington Post, National, Traffic Safety Administration, Mason Autonomy, Robotics Center, George Mason University, Post Locations: Washington

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