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German defense firm Helsing unveiled Clarity, an AI platform in Berlin on Wednesday, to identify military targets. The system requires mandatory human authorization for every strike and documents the responsible operator's name. Helsing cites risks from similar systems in Iran, Gaza, and a 2026 US incident where a chatbot falsely claimed a Chinese ship carried nuclear components.
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