Iran war heralds era of AI-powered bombing quicker than ‘speed of thought’

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Experts report that recent attacks on Iran, potentially involving Anthropic's Claude AI model, signal a new era of AI-powered warfare. The technology accelerates the "kill chain," compressing decision-making and potentially marginalizing human oversight in target selection and strike authorization. The US military reportedly used the AI to launch almost 900 strikes on Iranian targets in the first 12 hours alone. AI systems like Palantir's analyze vast datasets to identify, prioritize, and recommend weaponry for targets, while also assessing legal justifications for strikes. Academics warn that this "decision compression" could lead to automated strike plans being rubber-stamped, raising ethical concerns about over-reliance on AI in military strategy.
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