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AI policy groups call for NDAA guardrails on lethal autonomous weapons

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AI policy groups call for NDAA guardrails on lethal autonomous weapons
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Americans for Responsible Innovation, Alliance for Secure AI and The AI Policy Network on Wednesday called for safeguards in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) ensuring that humans make the final decision about using lethal autonomous weapon systems. “Following recent calls from Vice President J.D. Vance to keep life-and-death decisions in human hands, Congress should seize this opportunity to preserve our moral authority and decisiveness in the AI era with sensible safeguards that are fully compatible with the adoption of this rapidly evolving technology,” they wrote in a letter shared first with The Hill.

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Technology AI policy groups call for NDAA guardrails on lethal autonomous weapons Comments: by Julia Shapero and Filip Timotija - 06/03/26 4:00 PM ET Comments: Link copied by Julia Shapero and Filip Timotija - 06/03/26 4:00 PM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING AI policy groups are urging leaders on the House and Senate Armed Services Committees to add guardrails to an annual defense policy bill on the military’s use of lethal autonomous weapons. Americans for Responsible Innovation, Alliance for Secure AI and The AI Policy Network on Wednesday called for safeguards in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) ensuring that humans make the final decision about using lethal autonomous weapon systems. “Following recent calls from Vice President J.D.

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