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The U.N. Institute for Disarmament Research launches a new initiative on Thursday to address military uses of artificial intelligence. Robin Geiss, head of UNIDIR, warns that the margin for human judgment is narrowing in the nuclear domain. The forum brings together actors from every relevant sector to tackle risks posed by AI in military planning and execution.
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