Thousands of procurement documents show how China's army wants to weaponize AI
Researchers at Georgetown University have analyzed thousands of procurement requests from China's People's Liberation Army. The documents reveal how broadly Beijing is already experimenting with military AI, from drone swarms and deepfake tools to autonomous decision-making systems.<br /> The article Thousands of procurement documents show how China's army wants to weaponize AI appeared first on The Decoder. [...]
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