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China pushing forward on weaponised AI
China is not fooling around about becoming the world leader in weaponised artificial intelligence (AI), including killer robots and smart systems that can locate enemy troops without using traditional satellites or signal intelligence.
China is opening a new AI technology park outside Beijing to specialise in cloud computing, cognitive ...
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