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While acknowledging that the use of autonomous AI for lethal warfare is "ghoulish" and "disturbing," Gen. Dagvin Anderson tells CBS News' Chris Livesay that the U.S. can't afford to ignore the technology, warning that adversaries will continue developing AI-driven weapons and that failing to adopt them could leave the... show more

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