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Experts urge human control to keep AI from deciding on nuclear weapons

U.S. and Chinese security experts proposed joint principles to prevent artificial intelligence from independently deciding on attacks on nuclear command systems or the use of nuclear weapons. A Brookings Institution and Fudan University report urged expanding the human-control principle used for nuclear weapons to broader military AI. It called for humans alone to decide on cyberattacks targeting NC3 or critical infrastructure and warned that fast, unpredictable AI could escalate crises. The proposal also includes a military AI hotline and a shared definition of human control.

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Enhance has 3 papers accepted at ICML, ACL and ICPR

Agentic AI startup Enhance said on Wednesday that it had three papers accepted at three international AI conferences. All three were led by Enhance AI researcher Won-deok Seo as first author, it said. Enhance plans to use the results to advance its core AgentOS service technology. The accepted papers cover a framework to address cultural bias in large language models, a multi-agent framework for automated data science, and a framework for visualization code synthesis.

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