Can AI in military operations really be ethical?

Al JazeeraCenterEN 1 min read 100% complete March 12, 2026 at 09:30 PM

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On March 12, 2026, The Stream examined the ethical concerns surrounding the use of artificial intelligence in military operations and the broader challenges facing tech companies. The discussion, featuring guests Aya Jaff, Said Chihabi, and Hani Chihabi, explored the backlash against AI systems like ChatGPT and the search for ethical alternatives. The program also investigated initiatives aimed at challenging the dominance of Big Tech and fostering the development of more accountable AI systems. The central question addressed was whether AI's role in military operations can truly be ethical, given the current landscape of AI development and deployment.

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Big Tech 50% OpenAI 60% ChatGPT 60% Hani Chihabi 70% Stefanie Dekker 70% Aya Jaff 70% Said Chihabi 70% Thaura.AI ×280%

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ai in military operations 90% ethical ai 80% artificial intelligence 70% ethical challenges 60% accountable ai systems 50% tech companies 50% big tech 40%

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